Firsthabit Rebrands and Targets Global Expansion in AI Education

Apr 9, 2025
Seomjae has rebranded as Firsthabit, focusing on global growth in AI-driven education with its new platform CHALK 3.0.

FirstHabit Inc, formerly known as Seomjae, has rebranded to position itself for global expansion in the AI-driven education sector. Announced in a press release, the company is developing CHALK 3.0, an AI-powered educational tool designed to deliver personalized learning experiences.

CHALK 3.0 utilizes proprietary AI technology to offer customized educational content, and it has already shown promising results. Last year, the platform underwent successful beta testing in Boston and Korea, achieving a completion rate of 76.4%, significantly higher than the typical 15% for online courses in Korea. This success earned it an innovation award at CES 2025.

Firsthabit aims to lead the global education market by leveraging its extensive data and technical expertise to create a tailored AI learning environment for each student. The company is committed to ongoing research and development to drive innovations in K-education and solidify its position as a worldwide educational powerhouse.

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