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AI ‘Kanana Space’ unveiled…‘Ryan’ provides voice assistance

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Kakao has unveiled its artificial intelligence (AI) agent, Kakana Space, which can be accessed from any KakaoTalk screen by swiping with two fingers, summoning the character Ryan. This AI agent can assist with tasks such as summarizing work-related messages, reminding users of forgotten appointments, and recommending products based on past purchases.

Kakao showcased Kakana Space and its technology strategy at the 'if kakao 26' developer conference held on the 13th at its AI Campus in Yongin, Gyeonggi Province. The company plans to start accepting pre-orders for Kakana Space from the 13th and will conduct a closed beta test with some users starting in December.

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