Policy Research
Evidence investigation, issue structuring, and alternative development.
Open source AI policy R&D
NEXTAIN ↗ × Korean Association for Policy Studies ↗ A project co-created by NEXTAIN—the company behind the AI agent Naia—and the Korean Association for Policy Studies
First Use Case Pension Reform Project →AIPOL is an open-source project developing methods and tools for AI utilization in policy processes, from problem definition and evidence research to alternative development, opinion gathering, and review.
Researchers, policy practitioners, civil society, and developers create, verify, and accumulate methodologies, tools, and cases as open knowledge.
AIPOL started by preparing pension reform policy experiments. It connects policy experts' alternatives, stakeholder conditions, AI-generated additional alternatives, and human review in one research process.
How to use
Not a fixed event procedure, but configured as online, workshop, on-site, or hybrid formats depending on policy development objectives. Configured as online, workshop, on-site, or hybrid formats.
Evidence investigation, issue structuring, and alternative development.
Asynchronous opinion gathering from experts and stakeholders.
Opinion structuring, issue summarization, and additional alternative review.
Comparison and reproduction of models, prompts, and procedures.
Korea + AI
Aiming to create leading cases of AI-based policy development in Korea by applying and publicly verifying domestic AI ecosystem achievements, including independent foundation models, to policy research and development processes.
Comparing utilization characteristics of domestic models such as EXAONE, Solar, and HCX for policy development.
Researching evidence, alternatives, and review procedures within the Korean legal, institutional, and social context.
Sharing methods, code, cases, and failures to enable reuse by future research.
Global AI policy watch
Identify how AI is used in policy development from official government and international organization materials, summarizing key contents, human review structures, and implications.
Case where analysis work spanning about two months was shortened to about 3 days by reviewing civil servant hypotheses using government AI 'Gennai'.
View Korean summary →International trend: Policy design utilization remains limited; transparency, assurance, and data quality are key.
View Korean summary →Government pilot assisting regulatory information search and impact assessment writing using a Polish language model and RAG.
View Korean summary →Participate
Propose policy questions, methodologies, code, overseas trends, and verification results, and publish after human review.