AI NewsWave42Maru joins second phase of Busan's expanded AI administrative service
Key points
- 42Maru joins the expansion of Busan's AI service
- Applies multiple small language models and tailored RAG
- Second-phase project to upgrade the AI Bugi Jumugwan
Agentic AI company 42Maru said on the 23rd that it is taking part in Busan Metropolitan City's project to expand its AI services. Digital Today explained that this is the second phase of a project to upgrade the functions of AI Bugi Jumugwan, an administrative AI platform the city introduced last year.
Techworld News reported that 42Maru will apply multiple small language models (sLLMs) and department- and individual-tailored retrieval-augmented generation (RAG) environments, building on its experience building AI Bugi Jumugwan, to expand administrative support functions. Digital Daily wrote that the key is expanding the government-specific administrative AI built last year to fit real work environments.
Hellot and Digital Today reported that AI Bugi Jumugwan is based on a model trained on about 160,000 items of municipal data and administrative documents. Hellot described the participation as strengthening an AX partnership with Busan.