LG AI Research Institute receives the National Intellectual Property Committee Chairman's Award at the Copyright Technology Awards

LG AI Research Institute received the National Intellectual Property Committee Chairman's Award in recognition of the technical contribution of its self-developed artificial intelligence (AI) compliance agent 'ExaOne Nexus' at the '2026 International Copyright Technology Conference' (ICOTEC) Copyright Technology Award hosted by the Ministry of Culture, Sports and Tourism on the 4th.

ExaOne Nexus is a professional AI agent that automatically analyzes complex legal risks such as copyright, license, and personal information inherent in large-scale AI learning data.

When analyzing one dataset, the speed is 45 times faster than that of legal experts, the accuracy is 26% higher, and the cost is only about 1/1,000.

As the recent controversy over copyright infringement of AI learning data undermines social trust in technology and emerges as a huge legal risk for companies, LG AI Research Institute developed ExaOne Nexus to preemptively respond to this.

LG AI Research Institute is building a ‘global AI compliance standard system’ through ExaOne Nexus.

We secured legal reliability at a global level by verifying the legal validity of the model's analysis results with about 40 lawyers from large law firms at home and abroad, including in the United States. In the process, we fully disclosed the risk assessment results of over 20,000 open datasets empirically analyzed to the academic and research communities.

LG AI Research Institute has designated ExaOne Nexus as an essential verification process for all AI models developed internally and is utilizing it throughout the entire cycle from data collection and purification to model development and service distribution.

In the future, we plan to gradually expand supply to overseas markets with high demand for compliance, such as global big tech and law firms.