跟進OpenAI腳步 Anthropic亞洲第2據點落腳韓國
在全球AI競爭加劇背景下，韓國瞄準擠進AI時代的領先國家，已吸引ChatGPT開發商OpenAI進駐設點。據韓媒報導，有「OpenAI最強勁敵」稱號的Anthropic也跟進落腳韓國，彰顯韓國在AI領域的競爭力與潛力。
《BusinessKorea》報導，由於韓國傾國力推動AI轉型，加速AI導入各行各業，全球AI巨擘紛紛前進韓國設點，拓展亞洲商機。今年7月底，Anthropic跟進OpenAI腳步，正式在韓設立子公司，辦公室坐落在首爾黃金地段江南區，最近已開始積極招募員工，準備搶攻當地B2B AI市場。
為擴大亞洲布局，今年5月，Anthropic於東京正式成立首家亞洲子公司，而韓國是繼日本之後，Anthropic在亞洲的第二個據點。
OpenAI今年5月也宣布，規劃赴韓國設首個辦事處，是OpenAI繼去年在日本、新加坡設點後，旗下第三個亞洲據點，主要看好韓國市場需求增加，盼進一步擴大服務量能。
OpenAI表示，韓國是ChatGPT付費用戶數第二多的國家，僅次於美國。
根據市場研究公司Grand View Research預測，2030年，全球企業級AI市場規模預估將成長至1.552兆美元。
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