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Sam Altman backs South Korea\'s \'AI for all\' vision, says infrastructure role is key

OpenAI CEO Sam Altman voiced support for the South Korean government\'s \"AI for all\" vision and said it requires bold investment in AI infrastructure. Speaking at an AI summit in San Francisco on July 24 local time, Altman said Korea\'s AI infrastructure projects would help the economy and people and play a key role in helping global AI advance to the next stage. He also met President Lee Jae-myung and held talks with SK Group Chairman Chey Tae-won, with a meeting planned with Samsung Electronics Chairman Jay Y. Lee.

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South Korea speeds up agentic AI ecosystem drive to open one-agent-per-person era

South Korea will speed up efforts to build an agentic AI ecosystem in which AI can plan autonomously and carry out tasks using external systems and tools. The Ministry of Science and ICT announced a joint interagency initiative focused on safety and trust, an open execution base and demand-led adoption. Plans include safety guidelines, evaluation tools, a private marketplace for verified agents, core AI operating system technology and industry consortium pilots.

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All Koreans to use \'AI for All\', but will performance be judged by user numbers?

As South Korea moves to roll out its \'AI for All\' project to provide AI services to the entire population, concerns are growing that standards for verifying performance are unclear. The evaluation framework relies on metrics proposed by bidders, including targets for user numbers and token use. The ministry plans to pick a company or consortium by September and start a beta by late September, with a nationwide chatbot launch due in December.