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QANDA Presents the Future of Education AI at Google Cloud Day 2025! Intense Focus on the Unveiling of the Innovative QANDA 3.0 Solution and B2B API Technology Mathpresso, which operates the AI-powered education platform QANDA, participated...

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QANDA Presents the Future of Education AI at Google Cloud Day 2025! Intense Focus on the Unveiling of the Innovative QANDA 3.0 Solution and B2B API Technology Mathpresso, which operates the AI-powered education platform QANDA, participated in Google Cloud Day 2025, held on July 8th at COEX in Seoul, opening a new horizon for education AI. At this conference, where leading AI technology companies from Korea and abroad gathered, QANDA unveiled its innovative AI-powered API technology and the 'QANDA 3.0' solution for B2B clients for the first time, attracting significant industry attention. QANDA, which operated a 5-unit booth and welcomed visitors, showcased its core technology, the AI learning agent QANDA 3.0, along with B2B automation API solutions such as question type classification, personalized hints based on user solutions, and similar problem generation. This demonstrated the infinite possibilities of applying AI technology within the education industry and garnered significant attention. Particularly, in the afternoon's presentation session, "," Park Sun-jun, QANDA's AI Engineering Lead, took the stage as a speaker and introduced the remarkable evolution of QANDA's learning technology. He emphasized that QANDA has evolved from a human-centered 1:1 connection model and an OCR-based search platform, to now an hyper-personalized AI agent utilizing Gemini. He stated, "QANDA 3.0 is a single AI teacher that understands the student's entire learning flow and provides real-time feedback and adaptive quizzes," previewing an innovative learning experience. At the on-site booth, through actual mobile and tablet interfaces, the process of AI accurately recognizing the student's solution context, generating customized hints and quizzes, and presenting optimal problem-solving strategies was demonstrated in real-time, drawing admiration from visitors. Cases of generative AI technology integration actually working in an educational setting are rare even at such events, which sparked explosive interest from visitors and corporate representatives. Lee Yong-jae, CEO of QANDA, emphasized, "To safely and effectively apply AI technology in education, close connections with partners, including not only students but also educational institutions and content companies, are essential." QANDA plans to actively pursue B2B API collaborations alongside the official launch of QANDA 3.0 in the second half of the year, leading educational innovation as a Korean-style AI learning service through its unique AI learning agent. QANDA's future endeavors, creating the future of education with technology usable by students, parents, and teachers alike, are highly anticipated.