What is technology for?

At JBIN Project, AI agents run the operations. People work on the problems that still need solving. One co-founder makes the decisions, often leaving a project's decisions to the person who owns it. Each problem solved for the customers we serve becomes work the agents carry, and the line between the two moves.

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2020–2026

Built by hand

Infrastructure, security, and development work across more than forty enterprise environments, for global companies large and small. JBIN was the on-site partner in Korea for global IT service vendors, who held the client contracts.

Each project began with learning the customer's situation. Then came data centers, penetration testing, and capture-the-flag competitions on the side. Every environment taught the same lesson: the work waits on the one person who knows.

Founded: May 2020
Enterprise environments: 40+
Project value since 2022: ₩200M+ a year
Outside capital: None, by choice

Along the way

Different fields

Along the way, the two of us tried nearly everything new: AI security and research, blockchain systems at a global startup, and supporting customers from country to country, medical and pharmaceutical companies among them. We chased whatever was trending, looking for the work that was fun.

Until then, technology met companies, and we grew with them. Every one of those roads led to the same tool, AI, and with it technology now meets the humanities. The question becomes what that meeting is for.

2026

Handed to agents

JBIN has two co-founders, and both now have primary roles elsewhere; one stays on as a passive investor. A larger hand in JBIN would conflict with that work, so the business was narrowed to the projects that remain, the development team was wound down, and the operation was handed to agents.

Those customer projects continue. Agents handle HR operations, technical guidance, risk assessment, tax, and mail, on JBIN's own systems and mostly on models we host ourselves. Any outside model we use does not train on our data.

Now

The line moves

A few core members, brought in from outside, work on the problems that still need solving, each in a field: data centers, AI research, infrastructure, and security. Once a problem is solved for a customer, the agents carry it, so the line moves. Consequential decisions do not move with it. They stay with a person.

Where that line belongs, what an agent may decide on its own and what it must hand back, is what we study in this work.

Long term

A different path

The two co-founders have gone separate ways, each inside their own organization now, and JBIN remains the symbol of what each of us set out to do. Both roads lead to the same long-term work: research toward superintelligence, by a different method and at a different scale than the large labs. Not a larger transformer.

It is a non-profit, closed research project. The field and the method are not public yet. JBIN itself is the first test.

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Dear partners and customers,

Over the last six years we have worked with more than twenty global companies, in many different forms, and along the way there were chances to scale up. We chose instead to move toward what is needed and what is new, rather than what is familiar. Thank you for the trust that made that choice possible.

For now, we are putting new project proposals on hold. We will strengthen JBIN from within and keep serving our existing customers, with agents doing the daily work and a person accountable for every decision. Each of us will come back with what we find.

Working on a hard problem? Write directly.

Existing partners and customers can reach us here about their projects. New project proposals are on hold for now, JBIN is not hiring, and there is no open call.