In March 2016, a match at the Four Seasons Hotel in Seoul changed how people viewed artificial intelligence. Lee Sedol, one of the greatest Go players in history, sat across from AlphaGo and lost four games to one. For many, it was the moment AI stopped feeling theoretical.

Ten years later, on March 9, 2026, Lee Sedol returns to that same venue. This time, he is not there to compete. On a stage hosted by Enhans, AI will be demonstrated not as an opponent but as a collaborator that understands intent and moves alongside the person using it.

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Same Place, Different Story

This is not a coincidence. The 2016 match left the world in awe of what AI could achieve. It also left people uneasy. If AI can beat the best Go player, what else can it replace?

That question has lingered for a decade.

Enhans chose the specific venue and date to offer a different answer. AI does not replace people. It empowers them. It takes what people have in mind and makes it real.

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From Competition to Collaboration

The centerpiece of the event is a live demonstration. On stage, Lee Sedol will work with Enhans' AI agent in real time, not to play a traditional game of Go but to reimagine the game itself. Together, they will design a new model of Go from scratch and play it on the spot.

What makes this striking is that the entire process runs on voice alone. Planning. Building. Generating. Running. The AI agent constructs the workflow from end to end with no code and no complex setup. The person speaks, the AI understands, and it executes. It is the clearest picture yet of what Agentic AI looks like in the real world.

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How It Works

Enhans' agentic AI runs on three core technologies.

Ontology‍

A structured foundation that enables AI agents to interpret industry context and connect human intent with relevant data. Rather than simply executing commands, it provides the context needed for informed decision making.

CUA (Computer Using Agent)

The execution engine that performs tasks across a digital environment just as a human would, navigating interfaces, clicking, and typing to complete the work.

LAM (Large Action Model)

Traditional LLMs stop at understanding and generating text. LAM goes further by turning comprehension into action.

Enhans integrates these into an agent centric AI operating system, a framework built to move from intent to execution across vertical industries.

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Who Is Backing It

Anthropic, NVIDIA, and Microsoft are official sponsors of the event, three companies at the center of the global AI landscape putting their names behind a Korean startup with proprietary agentic AI technologies.

For context, Enhans was the only Korean company selected for Palantir's 2025 Startup Fellowship. Its AI agent model, ACT 1, placed among the top performers on the Online Mind2Web leaderboard, a widely recognized benchmark for web based AI agents. It ranked first in DOM based control and first in the commerce vertical, alongside models from OpenAI, Google, and Anthropic.

This is not a concept pitch. The event stands on technology that has already been proven on the global stage.

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Live From That Same Room

The event will not stay inside the venue. The full demonstration will be livestreamed globally.

Ten years ago, the world tuned in to watch Lee Sedol face AlphaGo. On March 9, 2026, from that same room, anyone can watch what comes next.

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The Same Question, a New Answer

The question from 2016 still stands. We are answering it differently now. AI is not something that replaces people. It is becoming something that executes what people imagine. That shift will be shown live on the same stage where the debate began.

March 9, 2026. Four Seasons Hotel Seoul.
Livestream begins at 1:00 PM KST and 12:00 AM ET.

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