RC AI Brain Product Update

RC365 Holding plc (LSE: RCGH), the payment solutions and fintech group, provides a product update on RC AI Brain, a company-controlled knowledge and authority layer designed to help existing artificial-intelligence systems access and interpret corporate information with clearer context.

It structures company information and relationships, associates records with sources and evidence, and makes knowledge available in AI-readable formats.

The product is designed to let a company decide which information is authoritative and can add context to each record, such as its version, the date it takes effect, what it covers and where it applies. Source links and a change history are intended to show what a record says, where it came from and whether it is still current. RC AI Brain is at beta stage and is still being developed and assessed.

Key features

Company-controlled information: the company decides what is included, from policies, product information and compliance materials to internal knowledge, announcements and historical documents.

Context for interpretation: each record can show its version, effective date and scope, helping AI systems and users tell current information apart from out-of-date or irrelevant material.

Source traceability and change history: each record is intended to link to its original source and keep a history of changes, so users can see where information came from and how it has changed.

Designed to work alongside existing AI: records are published in standard machine-readable formats intended to work across different AI systems and other software. Compatibility with specific AI systems is still subject to technical validation, and no partnership with any AI provider is implied.

Product scope

RC AI Brain is made up of three parts: tools to organise, search, link, publish and maintain company information; memory, meaning an organised record of that information, its earlier versions and its sources; and an official authority layer, which marks the records the company treats as authoritative and links them to their source evidence.

It is not a new AI model, large language model or chatbot, and RC365 is not announcing that it has created one. Instead, it is designed to sit alongside existing AI systems and supply them with company information. It does not replace those systems, and it cannot guarantee compatibility with every system or that any AI system will give an accurate answer.

“Official authority” means the company’s own control over its information. It does not mean the information has been approved by a regulator, endorsed by a government or independently certified.

Potential applications

The Board believes RC AI Brain could be useful wherever it matters that information can be traced back to its source, including corporate information searches, investor research and customer-facing information services. Other possible uses include financial services, multi-country operations, customer support, investor relations, internal operations and new products or services. These are potential uses, not customer deployments being announced today.

Any commercial use remains subject to assessment and execution. No revenue, profit or earnings guidance is being provided in connection with this product update.

Chi Kit (Michael) Law, Chief Executive Officer of RC365, commented:

“Our objective is to help companies give existing AI systems the right context, not just more information. With RC AI Brain, a company can organise its knowledge, identify what is authoritative and link information to its supporting evidence, with effective dates and scope attached. Users can then look at a record, follow it back to its source and see the context that applies to it.

“RC AI Brain provides tools, memory and an official authority layer for company knowledge. Rather than being a new AI model, it is designed to work alongside existing AI systems, with the company remaining responsible for its own knowledge and for what it considers authoritative.

“We believe there may be applications across business functions where current, traceable information matters. We will assess customer requirements, product readiness and a commercially sound model before making any claims about broader adoption.”