According to its public introduction, ETRI researcher Jeon Jong-hong’s 407-page AI Native Handbook 2026 discusses redesigning products and workflows around AI. It describes four stages from AI-Ready to AI-Native, nine principles including human-AI collaboration, built-in security, and probabilistic quality management, and 40 questions for checking operational evidence. The introduction says it incorporates technology and policy through October 22 and permits sharing the original under CC BY-NC-ND 4.0. Only the linked PDF’s title was accessible, so this summary reflects the public introduction rather than verification of the full book or its effectiveness.
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AI Native Handbook 2026 outlines principles for redesigning work
The guide emphasizes operating evidence and recovery rather than organizational scores; its PDF body was not accessible.