LG Uplus, a leading South Korean telecommunications provider, has made a significant breakthrough in artificial intelligence with the launch of its self-developed generative AI model, ixi-GEN. This innovative model is designed to provide a cost-effective and secure solution for the company’s communication and platform data. Built on LG AI Research Institute’s Exaone, a multimodal AI model, ixi-GEN can filter out sensitive and harmful responses, and is free from intellectual property rights issues. What’s more, it enables natural conversations and sophisticated predictions, reducing fine-tuning time significantly. The company plans to apply ixi-GEN to eight services and platforms this year, promising to revolutionize the digital experience. In my opinion, this development marks a significant milestone in the field of AI, and LG Uplus’s commitment to expanding its multi-LLM strategy with global Big Tech firms and technology companies is a step in the right direction.
LG Uplus Unveils AI Breakthrough
ixi-GEN is a small language model that learned LG Uplus’ communication and platform data based on LG AI Research Institute’s Exaone.
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