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AI music copyright standards gap adds to industry confusion

AI-generated music is spreading quickly, but South Korea still lacks clear standards for recognising copyrights. The Korea Music Copyright Association drew up its own rules for registering and managing AI-assisted music, then withdrew them about three weeks after implementation. Industry uncertainty over copyright registration and the distribution and settlement of royalties is expected to continue. The association has decided to put new registrations on hold until a new management system is prepared.

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South Korea to speed up opening of public data for AI training

South Korea will bring forward by 1 year the opening of its \'AI and high-value public data Top 100\' datasets, aiming to complete the project by 2027. The government will also open 37 types of public data and works previously provided to select teams developing proprietary AI foundation models so that all AI companies can use them. It said it has opened 267 high-quality public datasets since 2015, creating 3,625 private-sector services.

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Data key to AI shift as South Korea government pushes to secure high-quality AI data

South Korea will speed up efforts to secure high-quality data to prepare for the artificial intelligence era, building data needed by the private sector and setting up a \"data highway\" linking public and private datasets. The government will expand access to public data, create sector-specific datasets and build \"data spaces\" to promote sharing. It also plans legal and institutional revisions covering personal information, healthcare data and copyrights.