OpenAI and NVIDIA held their first joint meetup for local developers, sharing expertise on AI agent development.
On August 12, OpenAI announced that it co-hosted the 'Korea Developer Meetup' at its Seoul office with NVIDIA, marking the first such event aimed at the Korean developer community.
Approximately 100 attendees, including local engineers, AI practitioners, solution architects, tech leaders, and startup founders, participated in the event. Participants explored how to build production-level AI agents using NVIDIA's AI infrastructure and software ecosystem alongside OpenAI's developer tools, sharing real development experiences and technical challenges.
This year marks the 10th anniversary of NVIDIA delivering its first integrated AI supercomputer, the DGX-1, to OpenAI, prompting both companies to reflect on the changes in AI infrastructure and development environments over the past decade and how these developments have influenced today's AI agent creation.
Kim Sung-min, an AI deployment engineer at OpenAI, shared a workflow for agent-based development using Codex, based on real development cases at OpenAI. He introduced coding validation methods utilizing automated testing and evaluation data, suggesting a collaborative approach where multiple agents perform tasks in parallel while developers review and integrate the results.
Kim Chan-ran, senior developer relations manager at NVIDIA, discussed the transformation of the development environment over the past decade and introduced methods for building and scaling AI agents using the NVIDIA NeMo Agent Toolkit and Agent Skills.
During 'lightning talks,' local developers briefly shared their implementation experiences and challenges faced while developing AI agents. The subsequent open Q&A and community discussions addressed practical challenges and approaches for applying AI agents in real work and expanding them into operational environments.
Both companies aim to expand the community for local developers, startups, and corporate tech teams to share real development experiences and cases, continuing their collaboration through various joint developer programs.
* This article has been translated by AI.
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