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AI-Powered Parliamentary Support Platform — South Korea's National Assembly generative-AI system for bill drafting and legislative search

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South Korea's National Assembly deployed an on-premises generative-AI platform built by Samsung SDS — combining a custom LLM, retrieval-augmented generation and bill/clause-recommendation tools — for roughly 5,000 lawmakers and aides across 320 organisations, in a three-phase rol

5,000 lawmakers and aides
Users served in Phase 1 (Phase 1 (2026))
320 organisations
Organisations covered by Intelligent Search
11.7 KRW billion
Phase 1 contract value
AI-Powered Parliamentary Support Platform — South Korea's National Assembly generative-AI system for bill drafting and legislative search

Details

Maturity
Scaling
Promoter
National Assembly of the Republic of Korea (built with Samsung SDS)
Period
2026–2027 (phased rollout)
Keywords
generative AI, legislative drafting, retrieval-augmented generation, digital government, parliamentary technology

Context

In April 2026, South Korea's National Assembly launched an AI-Powered Parliamentary Support Platform built by Samsung SDS on its on-premises 'FabriX' generative-AI stack, combining large and small language models with a custom National-Assembly model and a retrieval-augmented-generation pipeline, hosted in the Assembly's own data centre for security and data control.

Objectives

The three-phase rollout is planned to run through 2027, progressively extending the platform across the National Assembly.

Activities

The platform provides three linked services: an 'AI Assistant' chatbot for policy queries, document drafting and meeting-minutes summarisation; 'Intelligent Search', a natural-language semantic search spanning roughly 320 internal and external organisations; and a 'Legislative Bill Service' recommending comparable bills and matching statutory clauses for drafting support.

Results

Phase 1, valued at approximately KRW 11.7 billion, serves about 5,000 lawmakers and aides as the first stage of a three-phase project running through 2027. No independent (non-vendor) evaluation of accuracy, adoption or productivity impact has yet been published.

Implementation
Indicative cost
High (€500k–€5M) — Phase 1 is valued at approximately KRW 11.7 billion, covering roughly 5,000 users; the full project spans three budgeted phases through 2027.
Time to results
Long (> 3 years) — Launched April 2026; three-phase rollout through 2027.
Staffing & skills
Samsung SDS engineering team (vendor), National Assembly IT/data-centre staff hosting the on-premises deployment

Conditions for success

  • On-premises hosting for data security and control
  • Phased, budgeted rollout to manage risk across the multi-year project
  • Custom National Assembly LLM tailored to the legislative domain plus retrieval-augmented generation over legislative sources

Common failure modes

  • No independent evaluation of accuracy or productivity impact has been published
  • Reporting relies almost entirely on the vendor's own press materials, creating a transparency gap

Where it fits

Governance type
national legislature
Scale
national
Income level
high income

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