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ITU radio monitoring handbook revised; South Korea joins AI analysis standardisation talks

The International Telecommunication Union\'s radiocommunication sector has revised its radio monitoring handbook for the first time in 16 years, reflecting changes in the radio environment and newer technologies. South Korea played a leading role in adding content on AI-based radio monitoring. The National Radio Research Agency said the revised edition was published on Oct. 22. The update expands the scope to data processing and analysis, system linkage and automated operations, and details intelligent monitoring technologies and procedures.

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KAIST humanoid draws eyes at parliament audit with moonwalk

A humanoid robot developed by the Korea Advanced Institute of Science and Technology appeared at a National Assembly audit session and demonstrated walking technology and balance control. The KAIST Humanoid v0.7, developed by a mechanical engineering research team, walked into the venue and withstood pushes without falling. It can run at up to 12 to 13 km per hour and perform complex full-body movements. KAIST said reinforcement learning-based AI control was applied, including the moonwalk demonstration.

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Fortytwo Maru joins K-AI patent strategy council to jointly address AI patents

Agentic AI startup Fortytwo Maru said on Thursday it will join the K-AI Patent Strategy Council, a public-private cooperation framework set up to respond to global competition in AI patents. Launched earlier this month by the Korean Intellectual Property Office and the Korea Institute of Patent Strategy and Development, the council aims to secure core and applied AI patents and jointly respond to overseas technology dependence and patent disputes.