KAIST\'s new president Bae Chung-sik (배충식) is moving to build an \"AI campus\" linking education, research, administration and infrastructure through a single system. The plan includes establishing AI use frameworks for all courses, introducing entrepreneurship and startup education from freshmen year, and expanding company-linked \"AI autonomous labs\". KAIST also plans an AI-based one-stop administrative system, measures to lower barriers across departments, sustainability initiatives on campus, and expanded internationalisation.

KT will take part in Quantum Korea 2026, held at Dongdaemun Design Plaza in Seoul from July 2 for three days, to showcase quantum cryptography communications technologies and industrial applications. The company will present post-quantum cryptography and quantum key distribution, along with equipment produced through technology transfer to a domestic manufacturer. KT will also show wired and wireless QKD advances, ongoing wireless quantum transmission work, and pilot cases across public, finance and defence sectors.