Liner, an artificial intelligence (AI) search startup, announced on the 1st that it has signed a business agreement for the 'AI Universe' in collaboration with LG Uplus.
This agreement aims to enhance the perception and public dissemination of AI services through cooperation encompassing AI-based product planning, marketing, and operations. The AI Universe business agreement involves LG Uplus and Liner, as well as prominent AI service corporations (Canva, Pelo, Usso AI, Math King, Science Dong-A, Runny, Flank, Komento, KineMaster) along with the AI Future Forum.
Liner and LG Uplus started their collaboration in July by introducing the country's first AI subscription service 'Yudok Pick AI'. Yudok Pick AI is a subscription-based product that allows customers to freely choose and receive discounts on desired AI services, greatly expanding access to AI services as anyone can sign up regardless of their carrier.
The two companies plan to widely promote AI utilization through online and offline lectures and marketing campaigns as part of this AI Universe agreement. They also aim to provide the public with various opportunities to experience AI services, ensuring that these technologies become tangible experiences in real life and work.
Kim Jin-woo, the CEO of Liner, noted, 'It is crucial for AI to go beyond being a mere technology and become a tool that helps users solve real problems.' He added, 'Through collaboration with LG Uplus, we will leverage Liner's strengths to lead the popularization of AI, enabling more people to use it easily and effectively.'