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K- AI, ø
--SKT, 14 Ÿ 「 AI Ŀ̼ 」 Ȱ MOU ü
- GPU 1 3õ ޴ ' AI Ʈ' 2б 淮ȭ
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[/CTN] = ع ΰɱȹ "̹ 「 AI Ŀ̼ 」 Ưȭ AI ż ߡν, AX(AI ȯ) Ѱ ϴ Ⱑ "̶, ݿ ÷ AI ȿ ϱ SKڷ ΰ ڿ Ȯ ڴٰ ߴ. ο SKڷ  ΰ AI ȯ濡 ̽ϴ 'Ưȭ AI ' üߴٰ 14 .

̹ ΰ Ȯ GPU ڿ 1 3õ 尡 й޴ 「 AI Ʈ」 ٽ Ǹ鼭 ź ް Ǿ. 2б SKT Ŵ AI Ŀ̼ ѵ ϵ ȯ濡 Ȱ ֵ '淮ȭ(sLLM) ' ߿ Ѵ. δ ȼ 㺸 Ϳ ͸ ߰ н , , м ȿ شȭϰڴٴ û ɾ.

ó ÷ ϴ ÿ ΰ õ Ⱥ °踦 ÿ Ű õ, ߼Һóΰ '¶ 3 ޷' ı ϱ ߼ұ ۷ι ÷ ϰ ѷ ߴ Ѵ. õð ü Ī ϸ 'ûҳȸ' ̷ Ҹ ߽ ÷ȵ, ο ֵ ΰå Ը GPU ڿ ΰ R&D 'K-AI '̶ ʱ Źͽ ʷ ִ.

׷ Ⱥ о߰ ΰ Ư 𵨿 ӵ ִٴ ƴ. ֱð ü AI Ƿ ڴٸ 3õ Ѵ '' , ˸ ִ ̳ å ' 뿩' ġ ִٴ ޴ Ͱ ƶ̴. SKT ° 'Industrial AI' ϴ ϰ ־, ׷̵ ΰ ֵ ѱ ٺϴ. Ư м 䱸Ǵ Ȳ ΰ Ŀ̼ Ϻ ֱ ǹ̴.

뱸ð 50 û ' Ž' ϸ û ٺ Ҵ ̺Ʈ ó, ̹ AI Ʈ ' GPU 3õ ' ' '̶ ȭ ڿ AI η 缺̶ з ִ. δ SKT źϸ ΰ ϱ , ܺ ܵ Ʈũ ȿ AI ۵ ߻ Ⱥ 鿡 'ũ Ÿ' ¥ Ѵ. K- ̷ ΰ Ͻ ֵѸ , δ ڿ ӹ ڸ ' AI ' Ȯϴ ؾ ̴.

# #SKڷ # #Ŀ̼Ǹ #ƯȭAI #GPU #AIƮ #AI淮ȭ #AX #ġô #ΰΰΰ #ֱ #Ⱥ #÷ܱ #SKTŸ #K #ΰɻ° #б #İʿ #û #CTN

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Jeon Jun-beom, Director General of the Defense AI Planning Bureau at the Ministry of National Defense, emphasized, "By rapidly developing and verifying a defense-specific AI model based on the 「Proprietary AI Foundation Model」 through this agreement, it will serve as an opportunity to take another leap forward in defense AX (AI Transformation)," adding that the military will continuously expand cooperation with private powerhouses like SK Telecom to effectively introduce cutting-edge AI across the entire defense sector. The Ministry of National Defense and SK Telecom announced on the 14th that they have signed a memorandum of understanding (MOU) for the 'development and verification of a defense-specific AI model' that implants private general-purpose AI models into the military environment, backed by infrastructure support from the Ministry of Science and ICT.

This agreement gained significant momentum as it was designated as a core task of the 「National AI Project」, receiving an allocation of approximately 3,000 graphics processing units (GPUs) out of the 10,000 units secured by the government. Within the second quarter of this year, both organizations will embark on developing a 'lightweight model (sLLM)' that processes SKT's massive AI foundation model to run smoothly even on limited hardware environments inside the military. In the long term, they laid out a rosy blueprint to maximize efficiency across defense sectors—such as command and control, logistics support, and intelligence analysis—by additionally training the model with secured defense public data and internal military data.

The government department's attempt to build independent high-tech infrastructure while simultaneously combining the proficient technological prowess of the private sector to foster both national security and industrial ecosystems aligns with the proactive administration of the Ministry of SMEs and Startups, which provided all-out support for domestic SMEs' entry and marketing on global platforms to achieve the historical milestone of breaking '300 million dollars in online exports.' Just as Incheon Metropolitan City supported matching budgets down to the Gun and Gu levels to operate the 'Youth Participation Committee' to bring the voices of the future generation into administrative centers, the Ministry of Science and ICT and the Ministry of National Defense are also seen as implementing a mega-regional governance for 'K-AI competitiveness' by combining government GPU resources and private R&D capabilities, as declared by Choi Dong-won, Director General for Artificial Intelligence Infrastructure Policy.

However, it is difficult to erase concerns that the defense sector, where national security is paramount, could become technologically dependent on a specific large private enterprise's proprietary model. This is similar to the context where Gwangju Metropolitan City faced criticism for stopping at a 'space rental business' due to a lack of substantial budget support or security measures, despite showing bravado by opening over 3,000 'verification sites' to turn the entire city into an AI laboratory. The Ministry of National Defense is also adopting a structure heavily reliant on the technology and infrastructure of SKT's 'Industrial AI' unit, raising a substantial risk of losing initiative to private corporations during future maintenance or upgrade processes. It remains highly questionable whether a step based on a private foundation model can guarantee complete data sovereignty under circumstances requiring high confidentiality and the unique nature of military data.

Furthermore, much like the event-driven administration of Daegu Metropolitan City, which selected only 50 youths for an 'Excellent Enterprise Tour' while turning a blind eye to fundamentally improving the employment structure of local youth, this defense AI project also leaves the essential task of nurturing internal military AI experts on the back burner, behind the flashy rhetoric of '3,000 government GPUs supported' and 'large enterprise collaboration.' Before marveling at SKT's integrated capabilities and showing off private-public cooperation results, the Ministry of National Defense must first weave a tight 'risk filter' against potential security vacuums should the AI model malfunction within the military's independent network isolated from external nets. In order for the future of K-defense not to be swayed by the business logic of private enterprises, the military must not remain a mere beneficiary borrowing technology, but must concentrate its budget and administrative power on securing independent 'defense AI control.'
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