Speak Easy Labs, the developer of the English conversation app 'Speak', was selected for the first investment lineup of the OpenAI Startup Fund and received 38 billion won in Series B investment.
Speak is excited about the prospect of receiving investment from the OpenAI Fund, as it believes it will be able to create a multi-billion dollar business leveraging OpenAI's technology.
Speak has introduced an AI tutor using GPT-4, which is characterized by recognizing the user's English pronunciation within 0.1 second and providing feedback.
Speak has established an AI/ML team and is providing groundbreaking assistance to users in learning English through its AI tutor function.
The Speak app understands and recognizes the English pronunciation of Koreans well, and this is the result of collecting and analyzing English speech data of over 1 million Koreans.
The reason Speak chose Korea as its first market is because it believed that Koreans have a high desire to learn English, are early adopters, and are trendsetters .
Speak focuses on providing customized services and solving user problems through user-centered development. To this end, hundreds of interviews were conducted with Korean users .
Zwick, CEO of Speak, emphasized to founders that it is important to focus on building products with core value, have a deep understanding of a specific domain, and imagine in an โAI-firstโ way.
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