ALL YOU NEED TO KNOW about what's happening behind South Korea's delayed AI law decrees ☑️ Self-imposed deadline to disclose decrees for basic AI law lapse, directing all eyes toware implicat...

The EU's AI Act may have been premature and too tech-focused, but regulation is "in a workable state" and isn't the biggest problem for Europe right now, according to Arthur Mensch, chief executive of...

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South Korea's privacy regulator plans to send a request as early as today to the Chinese operator of the DeepSeek generative AI model for information on how it collects and processes data. The Persona...

South Korea is leveraging proactive government-support mechanisms, manufacturing expertise, accumulated healthcare data and an adaptive population to become a global player in the artificial intellige...

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South Korea’s first framework law on artificial intelligence has cleared its final major hurdle and is likely to be enacted soon, defying concerns that ongoing domestic political instability could sig...

South Korea’s ambition to lead the global AI innovation race has hit a serious snag following political chaos sparked by President Yoon Suk Yeol’s surprise, failed attempt to impose martial law last w...

A key South Korean parliamentary committee has approved a draft framework law on artificial intelligence, making it likely to become law by the end of 2024. While specific details have not been disclo...

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The rapid proliferation of AI is expected to significantly affect global labor markets, with studies predicting job or task displacement in many sectors, particularly in advanced economies like South ...