BC Card Signs Partnership with Liner for Joint Development of AI-Based Services

From Restaurant AI Search Service
Now Available on the Liner Mobile App

BC Card announced on July 22 that it has signed a strategic partnership with the artificial intelligence (AI) search technology startup Liner.

BC Card Headquarters, Jung-gu, Seoul. BC Card

The two companies plan to combine their platforms to launch new services that integrate AI technology and payment data.

They intend to collaborate on developing AI-based joint services, launch customer-tailored services utilizing data analysis, and plan new services that incorporate AI technology.

To start, the "most accurate restaurant AI search" service will be available from today through the Liner mobile app.

Based on BC Card's payment data, Liner AI will analyze and provide customers with information such as business status, peak hours, gender and age group of visiting customers, and nearby merchants visited after payment.

Choi Wonseok, CEO of BC Card, stated, "We will continue to launch innovative AI service models and lead the market by advancing AI-related business initiatives in the future."

Kim Jinwoo, CEO of Liner, said, "With this collaboration as a starting point, we will further expand our technical cooperation with various domestic companies."

Meanwhile, BC Card is accelerating the establishment of an AI-driven work environment, having recently become the first financial company in Korea to release 18 quantized large language models (LLMs) for free on the global open-source platform Hugging Face.

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