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South Korea enacts national AI ethics principles outlining three core values and seven principles

South Korea has enacted the \"Republic of Korea AI Ethics Principles,\" a shared standard for society to follow in AI development, provision and use. It sets three core values: human dignity, the public good and humanity\'s sustainability. It also outlines seven principles including human-centricity, privacy protection, fairness and inclusiveness, accountability, safety, reliability and transparency. The Science and ICT ministry said the principles lack legal force but will underpin sector-by-sector ethics standards and guidelines.

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South Korea science ministry gathers views on \'Korea AI ethics principles\', to adopt in August

South Korea\'s Ministry of Science and ICT gathered views from industry, civil society and academia ahead of adopting the \'Korea AI ethics principles\', a voluntary code for AI development and use. The ministry and the Korea Information Society Development Institute held a forum in Seoul with about 70 participants. The draft sets three core values and seven principles, and has been revised after receiving 116 written submissions.

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Korea Research Foundation becomes first research management body to earn AI ethics compliance mark

The Korea Research Foundation said on Thursday it has obtained an \"AI ethics compliance\" verification mark issued by the National Information Society Agency, becoming the first research management organisation to do so. The mark is awarded to institutions that meet set requirements to encourage ethical development and use of AI and strengthen accountability, with eligibility expanded to the public sector from this year. The foundation said it shared AI ethics principles across the organisation, trained employees and is introducing AI services across R&D management.