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Games & Commerce

Game companies shift ESG focus to security and user rights

Major South Korean game companies are reshaping ESG priorities, putting user rights, cybersecurity, AI ethics and talent management at the center of their 2025 sustainability reports. Firms increasingly use dual materiality assessments to gauge both societal impact and financial risk from ESG issues such as data leaks and cheating. AI appears as a growing governance issue alongside productivity gains. Approaches differ by company, while environmental efforts shift toward management systems such as carbon neutrality goals and climate analysis.

Telecommunications & Media

Stage Five backs SYS AI Foundation to help train global AI talent

Stage Five will support the SYS AI Foundation to foster the next generation of global artificial intelligence talent. The move follows a decision by the company’s ESG committee, which highlighted the need for practice-ready AI workers. The nonprofit foundation was set up by Google engineers and systems software scholars from Seoul National University and KAIST. It offers training in core AI technologies and a practical curriculum, along with mentoring and networking.

Industry

Corporate art museums shift from charity to platform business

Corporate art museums in South Korea are shifting from social contribution spending to revenue platforms as companies recast them as ESG assets. Hanwha will open Pompidou Center Hanwha at Seoul\'s 63 Building in June, setting ticket and membership prices and positioning it as a multi-purpose cultural space. Earlier, Samsung, Lotte and POSCO tied museums to branding and ESG, with examples including the Lee Kun-hee Collection donation and formal ESG metrics for museum operations.