Chuncheon-based software company CDS, led by CEO Yu Ji-dae, is gaining attention for its artificial intelligence (AI) platform 'WeeAI', tailored for the public and educational sectors. WeeAI aims to go beyond simple chatbot services and provide an integrated AI service platform optimized for organizational environments in an attempt to differentiate itself in the market.
WeeAI has been developed to utilize more than 8 language models (LLMs) such as ChatGPT, Claude, and Gemini in a multi-LLM manner on a single platform. This structure allows users to receive responses from multiple AI models simultaneously for the same query, enabling them to verify the accuracy of the answers.
Another key feature is the Full Module Custom (FMC) service tailored for each organization. Unlike general AI tools, WeeAI focuses on practical application by allowing modules to be combined and configured according to the business types and environments of various customers such as public institutions and educational organizations. Through the RAG (Retrieval-Augmented Generation) function, it can quickly and accurately perform document-based queries by building its own knowledge base and supporting various document formats.
In terms of pricing, WeeAI excels by minimizing middle margins through direct API integration and transparent cost structure, reducing the burden on budget-constrained public and educational institutions. Designed to operate seamlessly on mobile devices, it offers high practicality in field operations, and the AI multi-modal search mode allows for rapid information comparison, enhancing usability in practical settings.
It also provides an integrated management system for efficient operation, enabling organizations to easily monitor the usage status of the entire organization, flexibly control in line with budgets and policies, and analyze detailed usage and cost of each model. Additionally, it allows for detailed control over user-specific access history, authorization, and device management for security purposes.
CDS is aiming to strengthen its presence in the public AI platform market by achieving the introduction of 18 institutions in the Gangwon region within this year, along with pursuing GS certification and patent applications for the platform. CEO Yu Ji-dae stated, "We are gaining attention in the public and educational sectors with our technological features and cost competitiveness, aiming for rapid expansion through procurement and certification," adding that "the ability to build custom knowledge systems based on core functions is a competitive advantage that can enhance response accuracy and operational efficiency in various public services."