Mindlogic Selected to Serve South Korea's 2026 AI On-Eum Project, Reaching 120,000 High School Students

South Korean AI startup Mindlogic announced on September 3 that it was selected as the AI service provider for the 2026 AI On-Eum Project. The project, jointly promoted by the Ministry of Education and the Korea Student Aid Foundation, will provide generative AI services and educational programs to 120,000 high school students from underserved and rural areas. Starting this month, Mindlogic will deliver multi-LLM generative AI services along with teacher training and student competitions. As of September, 273 elementary, middle and high schools and 92 universities have adopted its AI solutions, with total client institutions reaching 651.

This is a scaled AI education project jointly promoted by South Korea's Ministry of Education and the Korea Student Aid Foundation, directly targeting gaps in AI experience caused by economic and regional differences and covering 120,000 high school students in underserved and rural areas. For education product providers, the project bundles multi-model access and teacher training into a single-account service standard, indicating that public education procurement is treating multi-LLM access and teacher training as a combined service requirement. Mindlogic's adoption figures of 273 schools and 92 universities are company-reported and not independently verified, so actual teaching outcomes and depth of use remain to be seen. 120,000 high school students in underserved and rural areas of South Korea will receive generative AI services and supporting educational programs, with teacher training running in parallel. Public education procurement is bundling multi-LLM access, teacher training and student competitions into a service standard, shaping how AI education products are delivered.