Rutten Technologies is the primary Korean artificial intelligence (AI) startup to enter Japan.

Rutten Technologies (CEO Lee Se-young) announced on the twenty eighth that it had officially entered the Japanese market by holding the ‘Generative AI Asia 2023 Tokyo Conference’.

Rutten held a press conference in Japan on the twentieth and released the Japanese version of Rutten as the primary global service. Subsequently, a generative AI conference was held, and a generative AI hackathon, ‘Prompton’, was held because the second a part of the event. About 200 pre-registered spectators and native reporters, including Japanese tech media, were reported to have participated within the event held on the Tokyo Enterprise Cafe.

Rutten said that he has been systematically preparing for entry into Japan for the reason that starting of this yr by forming a dedicated global team and forming an advisory group with wealthy experience in Silicon Valley startups. It’s because it is very likely that a generative AI ecosystem will likely be formed within the near future, considering the speed of development of Japanese language models and the market.

Specifically, the plan is to make use of Japan, which is one in all the pillars of non-English speaking countries, as a bridgehead for entering the worldwide market. Rutten explained that he had been repeatedly discussing partnerships with global AI corporations with overseas markets in mind right after the corporate was founded.

Following the Tokyo conference, Lutten plans to carry the ‘Generative AI Asia 2023 Conference’ in Seoul at the top of next month, bringing together global generative AI corporations. The goal is to contribute to the expansion of the generative AI ecosystem through two global events.

Lee Se-young, CEO of Rutten, said, “For the reason that launch of generative AI application service for the primary time in Korea, Rutten has been actively utilized by 200,000 practitioners and has established itself as a generative AI service that speaks Korean best. Transformation right into a platform company and global expansion. We would like to expand the non-English speaking AI ecosystem with two major growth strategies.”

Reporter Juyoung Lee juyoung09@aitimes.com