Elice Supports Global AI Capacity Building in ASEAN Countries

Provides comprehensive AI education solutions for NIPA’s “Indonesia Korea-ASEAN Digital Academy”

AI education solution company Elice, Inc. (CEO Jae Won Kim) is actively partnering with domestic ICT public institutions to establish AI education environments and foster AI talent in ASEAN countries.

Elice, Inc. participated in the opening ceremony of the “Indonesia Korea-ASEAN Digital Academy” held at the ICT Training Center in Cikarang, Indonesia on the 5th. The Korea-ASEAN Digital Academy is a project supported by the ASEAN-Korea Cooperation Fund (AKCF), jointly promoted by the Ministry of Science and ICT (MSIT) and the National IT Industry Promotion Agency (NIPA) in collaboration with the ASEAN Secretariat. With the launch of the academy, NIPA will begin fostering digital and AI talent locally in Indonesia.

[caption] Opening ceremony of the “Indonesia Korea-ASEAN Digital Academy” held at the ICT Training Center in Indonesia. Fourth from left in the front row: Elice, Inc. CEO Jae Won Kim and Global Team Leader Joo Ho Kim.

The “Korea-ASEAN Digital Academy” in Indonesia will train a total of 200 people over two years, utilizing Elice’s AI education solutions. To ensure a smooth AI education environment, Elice, Inc. provides “Elice Cloud,” an AI-specialized cloud platform, “Elice LXP,” an educational hands-on platform, and AI education content directly developed by Elice, Inc. Additionally, a professional AI instructor who has trained Korean AI talent through Elice, Inc.’s bootcamp “Elice Track” plan to conduct AI education locally in Indonesia.

Demonstrates Elice LXP and Elice Cloud at NIA’s Bhutan and Nigeria IAC opening ceremonies

Elice, Inc. also provided AI education solutions for the opening ceremonies of “Information Access Centers (IAC)” operated by the National Information Society Agency (NIA) to strengthen AI technology capabilities in Bhutan and Nigeria. At the Bhutan IAC opening ceremony, they visited in person to conduct hands-on demonstration education using Elice LXP and Elice Cloud, while in Nigeria, a Nigerian instructor studying in Korea attended and operated AI education using Elice LXP. At these sites where platform-based AI education was conducted for the first time, teachers and students showed high interest in its effectiveness and convenience.

Elice, Inc. CEO Jae Won Kim stated, “It is very meaningful to be able to add Elice’s technological capabilities to various projects managed by the Korean government to strengthen AI capabilities in countries overseas,” adding, “We will actively work to ensure that anyone can grow into AI talent through unlimited education using Elice AI education solutions, regardless of different conditions in each country.”