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Seoul Seocho District to Operate 'Visiting AI Gymnasium' Program
서울 서초구는 9월부터 10월까지 '찾아가는 AI 체육관'을 운영한다. 이 사업은 AI 기술을 활용해 생활체육 체험과 개인별 맞춤 운동 처방을 제공하며, 양재천, 반포대로 등 주민 생활권으로 직접 찾아가 운영된다.
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