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South Korean Tech Giants Naver and Kakao Partner with Government to Launch AI-Powered Public Service Assistant

TLDR: Naver and Kakao have joined forces with South Korea’s Ministry of the Interior and Safety to introduce an AI national secretary service. This initiative aims to simplify access to public services, including the issuance of resident registration certificates and booking public facilities, through popular platforms like Naver and KakaoTalk, leveraging advanced AI agent technology.

Seoul, South Korea – In a significant move towards an ‘AI democratic government,’ South Korean internet powerhouses Naver and Kakao have announced a strategic partnership with the Ministry of the Interior and Safety (MOIS) to launch an innovative AI national secretary service. The agreement, signed on October 27, 2025, marks a pivotal step in integrating artificial intelligence into daily public services, promising enhanced accessibility and convenience for citizens.

The core of this collaboration is the development and implementation of a pilot service, tentatively named ‘AI National Secretary,’ expected to roll out within the current year. This service will utilize cutting-edge AI agent technology to streamline various administrative tasks that traditionally required navigating separate government websites, such as ‘Government 24.’

Initially, the pilot program will enable users to effortlessly issue and submit electronic certificates, including resident registration certificates, directly through familiar platforms like the Naver portal and KakaoTalk. Additionally, the service will facilitate the reservation of underutilized public resources, such as public tennis courts, through the ‘Share Nuri’ system.

Minister Yoon Ho-jung of the Ministry of the Interior and Safety emphasized the importance of this public-private collaboration, stating, “To realize an AI democratic government that people can feel in daily life, innovative technology and cooperation from the private sector are essential.” He further added, “With this agreement as a starting point, the government and the private sector will join forces to create a service environment where anyone can easily and conveniently use public services with a single word.”

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Looking beyond the pilot phase, the initiative envisions a comprehensive one-stop service that will manage life and administrative tasks tailored to different life stages. The ultimate goal is to evolve into a system capable of automatically processing public services customized to individual circumstances and needs, marking a new era of intelligent public administration in South Korea.

Nikhil Patel
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Nikhil Patel is a tech analyst and AI news reporter who brings a practitioner's perspective to every article. With prior experience working at an AI startup, he decodes the business mechanics behind product innovations, funding trends, and partnerships in the GenAI space. Nikhil's insights are sharp, forward-looking, and trusted by insiders and newcomers alike. You can reach him out at: [email protected]

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