Empresas no cotizadas representan casi el 70% de las solicitudes de patentes de IA financiera: informe

Casi el 70% de las solicitudes de patentes presentadas en Corea del Sur sobre inteligencia artificial (IA) relacionada con inversiones provinieron de empresas no cotizadas y startups, según un informe. Esto sugiere que las empresas de capital riesgo lideran la transformación de la IA en el sector financiero. Según un informe del Korea Capital Market Institute, el 67% de estas solicitudes fueron presentadas por empresas locales de Software as a Service (SaaS).

Según un informe del Korea Capital Market Institute, el 67% de las solicitudes de patentes sobre IA relacionada con inversiones financieras fueron presentadas por empresas locales de Software as a Service (SaaS). De estas, el 76% estaban diseñadas para venderse a otras empresas o negocios, mientras que solo el 14% estaban destinadas a clientes individuales. Muchas de las solicitudes de patentes estaban relacionadas con IA para tareas estandarizadas, incluyendo el comercio consigna de productos financieros, el monitoreo de actividades de comercio anormales y el análisis de precios de acciones. El informe señaló que las solicitudes de patentes de IA eran mínimas en áreas que involucran información no divulgada y dependen de redes humanas, como la búsqueda de acuerdos, así como en áreas con altos riesgos financieros. «Para que la innovación en IA se extienda por toda la industria de inversión financiera, en lugar de concentrarse en ciertas áreas, son necesarios roles activos del gobierno y las autoridades reguladoras», añadió. El informe se publicó el 17 de febrero de 2026, con el distrito financiero de Yeouido en Seúl de fondo. El rol principal de las empresas no cotizadas destaca una nueva tendencia en la adopción de IA en el sector financiero.

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