Korea Insurance Training Institute to Set 100% of August Certified Full Sales Competency Exam with AI
AI-Based Test Item Generation System Patented in July
The Korea Insurance Training Institute announced on August 11 that it intends to have the upcoming Certified Full Sales Competency Exam in August set 100% by artificial intelligence (AI).
Ha Tae-kyung, President of the Korea Insurance Training Institute, is speaking at a press conference held on the 5th at a Korean restaurant near Gwanghwamun, Jongno-gu, Seoul. Photo by Moon Chaeseok
View original imageThe institute also stated that it registered a patent for its "AI-based test item generation system," which was completed in April. The 16th Certified Full Sales Competency Exam will be held the next day.
A representative from the institute said, "Compared to the conventional approach in which experts create questions, AI-based test generation reduces both the time and costs required, while ensuring greater diversity of questions. This will significantly enhance the efficiency of test development work."
President Ha Tae-kyung stated, "The registration of this AI-based test item generation system patent marks a major achievement in the AI-driven education and assessment innovation pursued by the institute," adding, "Through the adoption of this new AI engine and technological innovation, we will begin the full-scale promotion and external commercialization of AI-based test generation technology."
Meanwhile, President Ha recently held a press conference, where he issued a public criticism of the Financial Services Commission for opposing the establishment of an AI development joint venture by the institute.
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On the other hand, the institute's labor union has pushed back, arguing that President Ha is unilaterally moving forward with plans to establish an AI-related subsidiary.
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