Naver and Seoul National University Hospital introduced Kmed.ai, a Korean-language medical large language model trained on clinical data, domestic medical law and departmental guidelines. They said the model reflects feedback from hospital staff and scored 96.4 points on the 2025 medical licensing exam. Naver also developed an agent platform to support hospital tasks. Executives said the technology can raise efficiency and safety and marks an early step toward medical sovereign AI.

A legal opinion provided to a National Assembly member finds that the government may lawfully require 5G infrastructure investment as a condition for reallocating 3G and LTE spectrum. The review says spectrum reassignment is a discretionary and beneficial administrative act, allowing conditions. It states that LTE frequencies remain essential for 5G quality in NSA environments and that investment obligations match legislation on service quality standards. It also says investment options tied to reassignment fees are possible if obligations remain proportionate.