One Store executive outlines AI agent workflows at Seoul summit
At the Thinking AI Summit Seoul 2026 on October 20, an executive described how AI agents draft follow-up tasks and documents after human review.
An executive overseeing One Store's game business task force and its separate nexth CEO-level business division presented a case for automating office work with AI agents at the Thinking AI Summit Seoul 2026, held on October 20 at the Textile Center in Gangnam District, Seoul, according to techm.kr.
The executive said the company runs a system it calls its “Bartmania” team: meeting audio is transcribed, a person corrects errors in the transcript, and then an AI agent sets follow-up tasks with deadlines and drafts documents.
The executive said that as the number of agents grew, the format and tone of output became less consistent, prompting a shift toward defining agent roles and work standards instead.
Presentation materials are now produced in 3 to 5 minutes, the executive said, and non-developer business staff are experimenting with building prototype screens using AI.
The executive stressed that decisions such as investments and contracts, judgments on whether to proceed, and accountability remain with people. In the same panel discussion, the head of Joshua & Company, a YouTuber known as “Builder Josh,” described how a six-person organization uses AI and how each member runs their own business.
Background
In June 2026, the head of nexth, in a company-wide message explaining the integration with One Store following its acquisition, named maximizing individual productivity as a core goal of the organizational restructuring.
Quick answers
When and where was the AI agent presentation held?
It took place on October 20, 2026, at the Textile Center in Gangnam District, Seoul, during the Thinking AI Summit Seoul 2026.
How long does it now take to produce presentation materials?
The executive said presentation materials are produced in 3 to 5 minutes.
Who makes final decisions in the AI agent workflow?
People remain responsible for decisions such as investments and contracts, for judging whether to proceed, and for accountability.