Gmission - where AI not only reads data, but also understands humans.

Ahead of the Vietnam-Korea Digital Forum 2025, Gmission introduces DXHUND - an AI platform that helps computers "read, understand, and infer" from text.

In a world where data is generated every second, much information remains "dormant" within billions of documents and reports, yet to be fully exploited. Against this backdrop, Gmission Co., Ltd. – a technology company from South Korea – is introducing DXHUND, an AI solution that helps computers "understand" documents like humans, scheduled to launch at the upcoming Vietnam-Korea Digital Forum 2025 on October 29th in Hanoi.

The journey from human thinking to artificial intelligence.

Gmission was founded in Seoul with the philosophy of "Digital Transformation through Human Understanding." Unlike many AI companies that focus on hardware or big data models, Gmission originated from a team of linguistics and semantic intelligence experts who believe that AI is only truly useful when it understands natural language and human emotions.

Photo: Representatives of Gmission Co., Ltd. at its South Korean headquarters - a pioneering company in the field of AI for language understanding and intelligent document processing.

According to a representative from Gmission, the company's goal is not to "automate everything," but rather "to help people gain a deeper understanding of their own data ." " We are not digitizing people, but replicating intelligence for machines," the company representative shared.

DXHUND - where documents become the foundation of living knowledge.

DXHUND's flagship product is an AI platform developed by Gmission to help businesses, government agencies, and educational institutions "understand" documents rather than simply digitizing them.

Unlike conventional OCR software or word processing systems, DXHUND uses a semantic model combined with NLP, Large Language Models, and Knowledge Graphs to analyze context, extract key ideas, and identify hidden connections within thousands of document pages. This technology enables AI to summarize, compare, and logically infer from multiple data sources, creating a comprehensive "knowledge map" instead of static archives.

The DXHUND platform interface – a Document Intelligence solution – helps AI read, understand, and analyze documents like a human.

The DXHUND solution has been implemented in the legal, healthcare , financial, and public administration sectors in South Korea, helping to reduce processing time by up to 70% and operating costs by 50%.

"AI shouldn't just be able to read, but must understand what humans are saying – that's what true intelligence is," a representative from Gmission asserted.

Highlights of the Vietnam-Korea Digital Forum 2025

Photo: Gmission's comprehensive AI solution suite includes DXHUND, RETRIEVER, AI-FAX, and DEXMA – applications in document, data, fax, and video analysis.

At the Vietnam-Korea Digital Forum 2025, Gmission attracted attention with its Document Intelligence (AI) technology, capable of reading, summarizing, and analyzing thousands of documents contextually.

Unlike hardware-focused businesses, Gmission offers a humanistic perspective: Digital transformation is a journey for technology to understand people.

With the DXHUND platform, the company aims to help Vietnamese organizations reduce document processing time by 70%, ensure data security, and train semantic AI engineers – laying the foundation for a native AI ecosystem with a Vietnamese spirit.

Ha An

Source: https://vtcnews.vn/gmission-khi-ai-khong-chi-doc-du-lieu-ma-con-hieu-con-nguoi-ar973166.html