LG CNS unveils autonomous AI agent for hiring and finance tasks
LG CNS launched AgenticWorks, an advanced AI platform for enterprises that autonomously manages hiring, budgets and workplace productivity beyond traditional digital assistants.
LG CNS introduced its new AgenticWorks platform on Monday, marking a shift from traditional digital assistants to autonomous AI capable of human-like decision-making in corporate environments.
LG CNS CEO Hyun Shin-gyoon at the AgenticWorks launch event in Seoul
Key Capabilities
- HR Automation: Analyzes thousands of job applications, recommends candidates, and generates interview questions (26% productivity boost)
- Financial Oversight: Detects budget changes, produces reports, and flags financial risks autonomously
- Modular Design: Six customizable components including no-code development tools and data preprocessing
Platform Components
Lim Eun-young explaining AgenticWorks' six modules
- Builder: Code-based customization
- Studio: No-code development
- Knowledge Lake: Data preprocessing
- Hub: System integration
- Refiner: Industry-specific model tuning
- Router: Optimal model selection
Workplace Innovation Service
The company simultaneously launched AXThink, which applies AI to seven office tasks:
- Automated email summaries with voice briefings
- Real-time meeting translation with transcripts
- Digital approval workflows
LG Display reported 10% daily productivity gains and $7.2M annual savings after implementing AXThink.
Market Context
- Global AI transformation market projected to grow from $355T to $970T by 2029 (Statista)
- Domestic competition includes Samsung SDS's Brity Copilot (150k+ users)
Article originally in Korean, translated with AI assistance and edited by native speakers
BY YI WOO-LIM [email_protected]
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