Turing Raises 7 Billion KRW Series B, Expands GPAI to Global College Students

Turing, a reasoning AI agent developer, completed a 7 billion KRW Series B round with new investors including Korea Development Bank. Its college AI agent GPAI surpassed 1.5 million users in a year and is used by 415 universities in the US. Turing is making GPAI's paid features free for universities and expanding beyond STEM to global students.

This shows AI education products evolving from specialized tools to comprehensive platforms. Turing's funding and free strategy may reshape the market for college AI tools. For product developers, GPAI's growth and university partnerships offer a reference; for universities and students, free access lowers barriers, but long-term sustainability needs attention. Free access to GPAI's paid features may attract more universities and students, expanding AI use in academics. Turing's plans to strengthen partnerships with universities and research institutions may drive B2B and B2G AI education cases.