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2026 state audit puts PHP security, LG Uplus hacking cover-up allegations and AI policy in spotlight

Lawmakers grilled officials at a parliamentary audit over the government’s response to PHP security flaws, the decision-making process for a 4.7 trillion won frontier AI project and allegations LG Uplus covered up a hacking incident. The science ministry said it would prepare cross-government security measures and pursue regulatory improvements to foster the AI industry. LG Uplus said it would take appropriate responsibility if the allegations are confirmed.

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MSIT seeks to ease rising telecom bills from AI and OTT subscriptions with AI for All

South Korea\'s Ministry of Science and ICT said it will try to ease household communications costs rising with AI and online video subscriptions by launching a free, general-purpose AI service called \"AI for All\" from December. Vice Prime Minister and Minister Bae Kyung-hoon made the remarks during a parliamentary audit after a lawmaker said bundled mobile plans and subscriptions were limiting savings. The ministry also pledged cooperation in a Coupang privacy case and support for expanding 5G-based subway WiFi nationwide.

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Kim Nam-kuk says telecom quality assessments in AI era must check dropouts and latency

South Korean lawmaker Kim Nam-kuk called for revamping mobile telecom service quality assessments to go beyond download speeds and reflect user-perceived quality such as data dropouts, latency and connection stability. He said policies should better reflect service continuity and reliability as 5G use becomes commonplace. Research by ETRI found users prioritised service continuity and connection stability, while dropouts and delays increased dissatisfaction. The science ministry has begun adding service-based speed metrics and plans broader indicators.