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AI & Enterprise

Interview questions job seekers must prepare as companies test AI skills

As AI reshapes the labour market, companies are changing interview questions and hiring criteria, pushing candidates to show what value they add beyond what AI can do. Researchers and executives say productivity gains are real and firms increasingly expect employees to use AI tools. Reports cited in the article show freelancers saving time with AI and suggest automation will not necessarily trigger mass layoffs. Others warn that overreliance on AI can reduce service quality and raise costs.

AI & Enterprise

Postal Human Resources Development Institute expands AX training to develop smart talent

The Postal Human Resources Development Institute, part of the Ministry of Science and ICT's Postal Service, said on Jan. 12 it will expand AX training for all employees this year. It will use AI in all training for new hires and broaden its on-site AI education to support workplace adoption. The institute will refine operating standards covering information security, content verification, and copyright and personal data protection. It also highlighted EduAIX at a recent AI research results presentation.

Games & Commerce

Joo Byung-ki says Coupang business suspension under review, shifting losses a predatory practice

South Korea Fair Trade Commission Chairman Joo Byung-ki said the agency is reviewing whether to suspend Coupang’s business following a personal data leak, as a joint probe continues. He said the commission will assess consumer harm and order corrective steps, with a suspension possible if orders are ignored or fail. Joo also cited alleged loss-shifting to suppliers, misleading ads on Wow membership discounts and forcing favoured treatment on delivery-app merchants.