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NIA, industry convergence ombudsman discuss AI industry regulatory reforms

The National Information Society Agency (NIA) is working with the industry convergence promotion ombudsman to hear difficulties faced by AI companies and identify tasks to improve regulations. The two bodies jointly held an AI industry convergence regulatory innovation meeting on July 16, a follow-up to an MOU signed late last year. Participants discussed regulatory and institutional obstacles and government support needs. They raised concerns about public procurement structures and discussed standardised testing and dedicated testbeds for digital-twin software.

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Nadella warns heavy AI reliance can leak companies' core intellectual property

Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella published a post warning that excessive reliance on AI in the AI era can make it difficult for companies to protect core intellectual property. He said if AI model training flows only one way, economic value concentrates with those that control training infrastructure rather than those that create knowledge. Nadella described limits on customer data distillation and cited Kenneth Arrow’s information paradox, arguing AI reverses it by putting buyers at risk.

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South Korea steps up push for one AI agent per person, to launch 'AI for Everyone' service this year

South Korea plans to launch a free, general-purpose AI chatbot service called 'AI for Everyone' in December using domestic AI models. The government aims to upgrade it into AI agents next year, targeting a "one AI agent per person" era. It will support construction of gigawatt-class AI data centres backed by 550 trillion won in private investment and pursue projects in physical AI, AI semiconductors, security and regional AI transformation hubs, and space and quantum programmes.