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In-sik Jang, Acting Commissioner of the Korea Coast Guard, stated on July 22, "This contest was a meaningful challenge to expand contact points where artificial intelligence technology can be applied to operations. I hope the creative ideas of the participating teams will be implemented in the field and lead to innovative services that the public can genuinely feel." The Korea Coast Guard announced that it successfully wrapped up the '2026 KCG AI Contest', which ran for about 40 days starting May 18 to generate practical AI transformation (AX) outcomes.

This inaugural contest drew high interest, receiving a total of 55 project proposals, including 28 in the development/utilization sector and 27 in the idea planning sector. Following a first-round written evaluation, 10 projects were shortlisted. Through a second-stage presentation evaluation on July 9 based on field usability and innovativeness, the top three projects were selected.

The presentation stage featured field-oriented projects utilizing generative AI and public data. The Grand Prize was awarded to Officer Woo-ram Jin of the Seogwipo Coast Guard for his 'AI-Based Intelligent Illegal Fishing Prediction and Targeting Analysis System.' The Excellence Award went to Officer Jin-seop Shin of the Jeju Coast Guard for his customized marine data app 'Sea, Signal of the Day,' while the Encouragement Award went to Officer Yong-bin Kim of the Pohang Coast Guard for his '1-Person Fishing Vessel Danger Warning System via AI Track Data Analysis.'

The Korea Coast Guard plans to expand follow-up support by providing opportunities for winning teams to compete in national AI contests and AI hackathons. Furthermore, it intends to link these ideas with field verification and administrative service upgrades in collaboration with relevant departments.

Attempting to integrate AI ideas conceived directly by frontline officers into maritime policing marks a fresh attempt toward maximizing the practical effectiveness of public sector digital transformation.

However, no matter how innovative the technology is, it risks being sidelined if it fails to integrate smoothly with existing maritime patrol databases. To achieve lasting success beyond mere competition awards, the Coast Guard must strengthen early-stage field testing on patrol vessels and establish concrete policy alternatives, such as a dedicated maintenance and real-time feedback system for frontline officers.
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