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Korean Companies Face Cost Challenges in Adopting Overseas AI Models, Samsung and Other Giants Implement Token Quotas
After Samsung, SK Group, and other large Korean companies opened access to US AI models such as Claude, Gemini, and ChatGPT to employees, they faced rapidly rising token costs. Samsung has implemented a strict token quota system, where employees must obtain quotas based on their rank, and requests for increased quotas require proof that AI has improved work efficiency. South Korea ranks 14th globally in Claude usage, with per capita usage more than 3.5 times the global average, and the highest penetration rate in the software development sector.
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