South Korea\'s Personal Information Protection Commission visited Gwangju Techno Park and the Artificial Intelligence Industry Convergence Project Group on Wednesday and held a meeting with local companies, institutions and researchers in AI medical and healthcare fields in the Jeonnam-Gwangju region. Participants proposed simplifying procedures for combining and processing pseudonymised data, establishing a new support centre and expanding consulting for local organisations. Chairperson Song Kyung-hee said the commission would support innovation while securing public trust in privacy protection.

Clion said on March 17 it completed registration of a patent for its RAG-based real-time interpreting server and system, a core technology for its in-person consultation AI interpreting solution, LXHUB. The company said the technology combines generative AI with retrieval-augmented generation to infer a complainant’s intent and reference domain databases for agencies such as administrative and immigration bodies in real time. It said deployments and tests have been completed across multiple public-service settings.