BC Card has unveiled its self-developed artificial intelligence (AI) platform as open source, aiming to expand the domestic financial AI ecosystem.
On July 28, BC Card announced the open-source release of its AI platform, 'BCGPT WebUI.' This marks the first time a core AI platform has been made open source in the financial sector. The initiative aligns with the government's 'Sovereign AI' policy, which seeks to promote self-reliance in financial AI technology and enhance the AI ecosystem.
'BCGPT WebUI' is an integrated platform based on agentic AI that offers document search, question-and-answer capabilities, content generation, and multi-AI collaboration features within a single environment. BC Card's strategy involves making its core AI assets publicly available to receive validation and feedback from global developers, thereby reducing dependence on foreign platforms and enhancing the competitiveness of domestic financial AI.
With the open-source release, BC Card plans to expand collaboration with global developers and continuously enhance its AI platform. Additionally, the company aims to grow its AI business targeting enterprises, focusing on its enterprise AI platform, 'MoAI Solution,' which includes technical support and consulting services. Notably, BC Card will actively promote AI platform development and operation for fintech and general companies that lack regulatory compliance capabilities, while also strengthening its AI collaboration with the KT Group.
Oh Seong-soo, head of BC Card's AI Data Division, stated, "By releasing a regulatory-compliant AI platform for the first time in the financial sector, we aim to contribute to the self-reliance of domestic financial AI technology and the activation of the open-source ecosystem. In the future, we plan to enhance the platform in collaboration with global developers and actively expand the MoAI Solution business for companies in need of AI implementation."
* This article has been translated by AI.
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