Wrtn, Like Everyday Air! The Dawn of Everyday AI

Wrtn Technologies announced the era of "lifestyle AI," seamlessly permeating daily life like air, unveiling "Wrtn 3.0." CEO Lee Se-young emphasized that AI will evolve into a form closely integrated with the lives of each of Korea's 50 million citizens, even without conscious awareness of its presence, much like electricity. At its core is "AI Supporter," born under the vision of "1 AI per citizen." This service differentiates itself from previous mechanical AIs by inducing emotional interaction based on the user's appearance, speech patterns, long-term memory, and even an EQ (emotional intelligence) layer. AI personalization has been maximized through core memory and long-term memory technologies that mimic human memory structures, and technological innovations such as user intent recognition and search automation have improved user satisfaction by 35%. Notably, convenience was enhanced by reflecting the user's preference not to manually choose whether to search. Wrtn also introduced a new "AI Economics" model that generates revenue through AI usage. By accumulating "cash" (1 cash = 1 won) through activities like reading newsletters, checking attendance, and watching advertisements, and enabling its use for account linking and commerce, it blurs the lines between labor and consumption, ushering in an era where AI becomes profitable. The Wrtn 3.0 service is scheduled to officially launch at the end of this month, and the open-source framework "Agentica" for democratizing AI development and the UI automation tool "AutoView" will also be released. With a recent additional investment of 83 billion won, the company has secured a cumulative total of 108 billion won, setting a record as the first domestic AI service platform to surpass 100 billion won. Explosive growth, such as exceeding 5 million monthly active users in just 1 year and 10 months, demonstrates strong confidence in the future Wrtn envisions. Wrtn is leading a journey of quiet co-evolution, where AI permeates our lives like electricity, redefining the relationship between humans and technology.