Gukjeong ON tool created

Kim Min, a deputy director in South Korea's Ministry of the Interior and Safety, developed 'Gukjeong ON', a generative AI monitoring service for live broadcasts.

“i wanted to ease the burden of having to keep checking live broadcasts while waiting for relevant remarks”

AI monitors National Assembly and Cabinet meetings

The tool sends alerts when keywords are mentioned during live broadcasts of National Assembly sessions and Cabinet meetings.

Reduces repetitive work for officials

Gukjeong ON cuts hours spent on monitoring by summarizing remarks, tracking policy threads, and flagging changes in official minutes.

Built through conversational coding

Kim implemented the tool using conversational coding, writing and revising code by talking with generative AI in natural language.

AI handles summary and tracking

The AI summarizes remarks, identifies discussion topics, and connects policy threads across meetings without human intervention.

Humans focus on policy judgment

Officials use the tool to focus on policy review and judgment instead of watching live broadcasts for relevant remarks.

“ai is not replacing people it is helping people spend time on more valuable work”

Piloted with AI Government Lab support

The ministry is piloting Gukjeong ON with support from the AI Government Lab to refine the tool as it is used in real settings.