Danggeun Alba to Recruit Sheriffs

Strengthening Job Search Safety Net with AI Detection System, Real-Time Operations Monitoring, and Fraud Database Integration

On August 1, Danggeun announced that it is strengthening its monitoring system in various ways on its job search service, Danggeun Alba, and as part of this effort, it has introduced the "Danggeun Alba Sheriff" system to expand user participation.

Danggeun Alba has established a multi-layered safety net that combines technology and manpower to create an operating system specialized for the job search environment. This includes an AI-based automatic detection system, real-time monitoring by a dedicated operations team, a reporting and filtering system, and integration with the National Police Agency's fraud history database.

Recently, the company enhanced its system to monitor and regulate posts by industry and job category using a large language model (LLM). If any risk is detected, a real-time warning message is sent, and the post is immediately flagged for review. If even a single criminal indication is confirmed, the account is permanently sanctioned, and any attempt to re-register after withdrawal is also blocked by the detection system.

Danggeun has also recently added the "Danggeun Alba Sheriff" system, which reflects the unique autonomy and participatory culture of local communities. This system was inspired by the fact that, in various service areas such as secondhand trading and neighborhood life, some users have voluntarily acted as local safety patrols by reporting posts that violate policies and helping to create a healthy environment.

To become a Danggeun Alba Sheriff, a user must submit at least 8 reports within a designated period and have a report approval rate of at least 70%. After meeting these criteria, the user undergoes an internal review process before final selection. Selected sheriffs receive a notification, and those who wish to participate can serve as Danggeun Alba Sheriffs, acting as guardians of the local job environment.

Selected sheriffs are responsible for identifying and reporting job postings in their area that violate user policies to the platform. Danggeun Alba prioritizes the review of reports submitted by sheriffs in addition to its own monitoring, aiming to create a safer job search environment. Sheriffs are provided with a "report log" to manage their reporting history and check the status of their cases. Currently, 489 first-term sheriffs are active nationwide, and notifications for the second-term candidates will be sent in late September.

A Danggeun Alba official stated, "As our user base is rapidly growing, we are focusing on building a more precise and thorough operating system," adding, "We will continue to create a safer job search environment through further technological and institutional advancements."

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