Samjjeomsam Cuts Costs 45% With In-House AI Agent Integration Platform

Establishes a Foundation for Safe AI Use

Jobis & Villains, which operates Samjjeomsam, said on Tuesday that it had built Carter, an in-house platform to centrally manage AI agents that had previously been scattered across the company and operated individually, cutting AI operating costs by up to 45%.

Carter is an integrated AI platform that manages and monitors the costs required to develop and operate in-house AI agents and provides common security and privacy features. Rather than building features separately for each agent, the platform enables teams to use vetted shared libraries and infrastructure immediately, preventing duplicate development and providing a consistent AI operating environment. Eight AI agents, including Samjjeomsam Q and the AI agent in the Samjjeomsam app, are currently managed through Carter and used across Samjjeomsam services and various internal operations.

Samjjeomsam has significantly reduced AI operating costs through Carter. The company said that by handling about 50% of all requests with lightweight models, it reduced the cost of calls to large language models (LLMs) by about 45%. Samjjeomsam plans to continue improving the accuracy and reliability of responses provided by AI agents through Carter.

Kang Byeong-gyu, chief technology officer (CTO) of Jobis & Villains, said, "We have integrated our in-house AI agents and knowledge assets through Carter, improving AI operating efficiency and establishing a foundation for safe use. We will go beyond cost savings and establish a system for measuring and managing response quality, expanding the environment so that all employees can safely create and operate AI agents."

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