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The Gyeongnam Office of Education has publicly released a set of 16 AI-based work automation programs developed for use by its employees, a move aimed at streamlining administrative tasks across the education office.
The 16 programs were developed to automate routine tasks handled by office staff. By opening them up for broader use, the education office intends to reduce repetitive manual work and improve efficiency in day-to-day administration.
The release covers programs designed for internal administrative workflows rather than classroom instruction, reflecting the office's focus on easing the clerical burden on its workforce.
The move comes as education offices in South Korea increasingly look to AI tools to handle routine document work and internal processes. Details on the specific functions of each of the 16 programs and the timeline for their rollout were not provided in the available materials.
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