DeepBrain AI launches intelligent GenAI bank tellers at Shinhan Bank
DeepBrain AI, a pioneering generative AI company, announced the launch of the latest iteration of its AI Bank Teller complete with next-generation machine learning. Developed in collaboration with Shinhan Bank, this deep learning technology aims to revolutionize banking by creating interactive AI versions of employees to service customers.
Unlike traditional virtual models, these AI bank tellers are modeled after five actual Shinhan Bank employees. These employees were filmed in a dedicated AI studio to develop high-quality virtual humans with lifelike appearances and movements. The latest AI Bank Teller utilizes DeepBrain AI’s advanced technology to integrate speech and video synthesis for real-time conversations.
Available at Shinhan Bank branches across South Korea, the AI bank tellers can be found at digital desks and smart kiosks. They are capable of handling 64 different consultation tasks often performed at ATMs, including deposits, credit loan applications, and deposit-backed loan executions. However, the AI bank tellers perform more tasks than an ATM while maintaining a human touch.
“The latest AI bank tellers will facilitate financial services for customers with a personal touch,” said Eric Jang, CEO of DeepBrain AI. “We will now continue to strengthen our collaboration with Shinhan Bank to implement generative AI technologies in the financial sector.”
DeepBrain AI plans to develop additional products combining finance and digital technology to support ‘AI normalization.’ As part of this blueprint, DeepBrain AI also offers AI studios, which enables the creation of realistic generative AI content for various professional purposes, including marketing and employee training.
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