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Korea media watchdog urges stronger youth safeguards for AI chat services amid sexual content concerns

South Korea\'s Korea Communications Standards Commission on Oct. 21 urged AI chat service operators to strengthen measures to protect adolescents after cases involving sexualised character information and conversations describing sexual acts. The commission held a cooperation meeting with 15 AI chat service companies in Seoul to discuss distribution of explicit content and protection steps. It called for stronger detection and blocking of illegal and harmful information, clearer separation and labeling of adult content, and regular safety checks to prevent bypassing identity verification.

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Broadcast watchdog warns KBS Joy over repeated airing of child abuse CCTV footage

South Korea\'s Broadcast Media and Communications Commission held a plenary meeting in Seoul on Sunday and voted to issue a statutory \"caution\" to KBS Joy\'s entertainment program for repeatedly airing unfiltered CCTV footage from a child abuse case in which a 3-year-old died. The panel also issued a \"caution\" to an NS Home Shopping broadcast for potentially misleading viewers about a hair serum\'s effects and for overstating cumulative sales.

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Bamisin to overhaul rules to respond to online hate speech

The Broadcasting Media and Communications Review Committee (Bamisin) will begin overhauling systems to respond to online hate speech. At a forum in Seoul, Chairman Ko Kwang-heon said content mocking historical events and social pain is repeatedly spreading, raising concern, and that views discussed would be reflected in policy and institutional improvements. Experts urged limiting legal regulation to extreme hate speech with clear harm, with weaker cases addressed through education.