The South Korean government said it will provide every citizen with an AI service that is free to use and comes with no token cap, according to Techub, citing Decrypt. The service is set to be operated by three consortiums, which will share up to 512 Nvidia B200 chips supplied by the state. Based on the information released so far, the project is expected to enter beta testing in September. No additional rollout details, pricing structure beyond the free access model, or participant names for the three consortiums were disclosed in the source material. The announcement centers on public access, operating structure, computing resources, and the planned beta timeline.
The South Korean government said it will offer every citizen a free AI service with unlimited token usage.
According to the information available, the service will be run by three consortiums, which will share as many as 512 Nvidia B200 chips provided by the state. Beta testing is expected to begin in September.
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