Elice Group Unveils 'AI Helpy' AI Textbook Best Practices at Global Summit

Elice Group garnered global attention at the 'AI for Good Global Summit 2025,' hosted by the International Telecommunication Union (ITU), an agency under the UN. At this event held in Geneva, Switzerland, Elice Group showcased its innovative AI education solution, 'AI Helpy for AI Textbooks,' leaving a deep impression on global AI experts and policy stakeholders. The core was 'AI Helpy for AI Textbooks,' already introduced and actively utilized in middle school information AI digital textbooks. This advanced AI chatbot focuses on building a safe and reliable learning environment for students. It enhances the quality of education by filtering inappropriate language, conducting thorough fact-checks, preventing hallucination phenomena, and enabling friendly communication tailored to students' age groups. In particular, it has learned vast data from the National Institute of Korean History and Korean language cultural knowledge, further strengthening its reliability in public education settings. Elice Group's innovation with AI Helpy was recognized, leading to its selection as an ITU 'Innovate for Impact AI Use Case.' CEO Kim Jae-won personally presented its excellence at a workshop, drawing praise from global experts. It is notably based on 'Elice AI PMDC,' its own cloud security system which has obtained domestic CSAP IaaS certification for student data protection. Its modular design allows for flexible expansion and supports physical isolation, with an eye towards future entry into overseas AI education markets. Furthermore, Elice Group has been selected as an official partner of the 'AI Skills Coalition' promoted by ITU and the UN, and plans to take the lead in developing and distributing AI educational content that will contribute to global AI capability enhancement. CEO Kim Jae-won stated that this achievement is a result of Elice Group's AI technology and its influence in contributing to social change being recognized internationally. He requested continued government-level attention and support to ensure that AI Helpy can provide a safe and reliable educational environment for students and efficient work support for teachers in educational settings both domestically and abroad.