NHN has successfully wrapped up a tech-sharing event aimed at fast-tracking its internal AI transformation. On the 7th, the company announced that around 600 employees from NHN, NHN Cloud, and NHN Dooray gathered at the Play Museum in Pangyo on the 2nd for 'Agentic Day.' The event was designed to let staff share know-how and showcase results on how AI agents have been put to work to boost business efficiency.

During the keynote, Yang Cheol-ung, the Chief Technology Officer (CTO) of NHN, emphasized that data and security are the most critical factors when utilizing AI agents to accelerate workflows. The CTO pointed out that creating an environment where AI can securely link all internal data and knowledge, underpinned by robust security, is a non-negotiable requirement. He further outlined a vision of prioritizing security from the initial development phase to ensure the delivery of safe products and services.

The event was organized into presentation sessions, demo booths, and an AI tutorial zone. In the presentation block, Kim Yun-hee, Director of NHN Game Convergence Lab, showcased how natural language can streamline data analysis, while suggesting that establishing a human-in-the-loop principle is critical to mitigating AI-specific issues like hallucinations. Following this, Jo Young-il, Head of the AI Development Center at NHN Cloud, shared methods for automating security vulnerability checks. At the demo booths, employees demonstrated 15 different AI agent-based programs, fostering a space for active communication.

Furthermore, NHN introduced Claude, a model from the US-based generative AI firm Anthropic, across the entire company on the 1st, aiming to boost AI-based productivity for all job functions. Beyond this, the company is focusing on its company-wide AI transformation by running the 'AI School' training program and managing its office AI platform, Playground.