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Genesislab has been certified as a Hi Seoul Enterprise by Seoul City and Seoul Economic Promotion Agency. The company will receive three years of preferential support including B2B networking, global expansion assistance, and SBA project incentives.
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ZDNet Korea featured an interview with Genesislab's HR operations director about ViewinterHR's evaluation approach and version 2.0's AI human interviewer capability, plus coverage of 150 client acquisition.
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Genesislab partners with SNS to provide three months of unlimited DrListen access to noise disturbance victims as mental health support.
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Genesislab showcases DrListen at KHF 2023, demonstrating comprehensive mental health assessments and nationwide resource mapping.
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Digital Daily's experiential test of ViewInterHR 2.0 reveals both immersive qualities and limitations of AI interviewer technology in 25-question evaluation.
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Asia Economy's AI series profiles Genesislab's ViewInterHR, highlighting soft-skills and BEI evaluation engines, AI human interviewer, and 100+ enterprise deployments.
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IT Chosun feature examines AI recruitment reliability; Genesislab highlighted for TTA certification and KISDI collaboration on AI self-audit standards.
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Genesislab updates DrListen with expanded mental health assessments and a facility map connecting users to 2,000+ institutions nationwide.
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Genesislab releases ViewInterHR 2.0 with AI human interviewer and AI proctor features, providing realistic interview environments while managing test integrity.
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Genesislab has been selected as a Best Practice Company for Employee Invention Compensation by KIPO. The certification recognizes 29 registered patents and 26 applications in progress.
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At the 14th Future ICT Forum, Genesislab AI Research Lab Director Yoo Ji-hyeong presented how interactive domain technology enables digital humans to conduct holistic evaluation through real-time interaction, gesture recognition, and gaze analysis.
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At IT Chosun's AI Biz Academy, Genesislab leader Yoo Ji-hyeong presented three criteria for trustworthy AI and emphasized that users must demand transparency and verify developers' data, algorithms, and processes.