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NIA to open applications for second-half 2026 entry-level hiring from Sept 7

South Korea\'s National Information Society Agency (NIA) said on Aug. 31 it will conduct entry-level recruitment for the second half of 2026. It will select 20 new employees across regular and indefinite-term general positions. The hiring covers 19 roles in four areas and 1 role in personal information protection to strengthen the agency’s privacy capability. Applications will be accepted on the NIA recruitment website from Sept. 7 to 14.

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Ha Jung-woo returns as deputy head of national AI strategy panel amid \'revolving door\' criticism

Ha Jung-woo, a former senior presidential aide on AI, is returning to government as deputy chair of the president-led National AI Strategy Committee after losing a by-election. President Lee Jae-myung named Ha to the post on Aug. 30. Supporters cite his AI expertise and policy continuity, while critics say the move fuels \"revolving door\" allegations after his resignation to run for office.

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Lee Jae Myung government wraps up second-phase AI appointments with industry trio

A new lineup to lead the Lee Jae Myung government\'s AI strategy has been formed, with a focus on officials from the IT industry. Lee Hae-min was appointed senior secretary for AI future planning after the post had been vacant for about four months, and Ha Jung-woo was named vice chairman of the National AI Strategy Committee. They join Deputy Prime Minister and science minister Bae Kyung-hoon in steering national AI strategy and policy.