AI tech company Crowdworks said on Thursday it was selected for a second consecutive year as a supplier for the Ministry of Science and ICT and the National IT Industry Promotion Agency (NIPA)-run "2026 AI Integrated Voucher Support Programme".
The programme provides vouchers of up to 200 million won to demand-side companies, including small and mid-sized firms, medical institutions and small business owners, to promote AI transformation (AX). It will run from May through late November.
Crowdworks will supply two products: its AI data parser "Alpi Knowledge Compiler" and its high-quality data building solution "Workstage". Alpi Knowledge Compiler converts unstructured data into AI-optimised formats and uses semantic chunking technology to minimise hallucinations based on retrieval-augmented generation (RAG). Workstage supports the full process of data design, processing and inspection on a no-code basis in a closed-network environment.
A Crowdworks official said, "We will support companies so they can effectively use AI beyond cost and technology barriers."
Seul-gi Son
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