
As the South Korean government commits hundreds of millions of dollars to promote the industrial use of AI, a fascinating strategic schism has emerged between the nation's two technology giants, Naver and Kakao. Their divergent approaches to developing and deploying artificial intelligence represent a microcosm of a global debate: is it better to build a proprietary, localized AI model or to partner with established global leaders? This rivalry is a critical topic for tech investors, AI developers, and business strategists analyzing the future of the Korean market.
