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.

South Korea\'s Personal Information Protection Commission on Monday issued preventive guidelines as hacking that exploits security vulnerabilities using AI increases and concerns grow over data leaks and secondary 피해. The commission advised individuals to withdraw from unused websites, use services to check identity verification history, and regularly confirm account leaks or identity theft through public services. It also provided contact points for reporting privacy violations and financial fraud and urged organisations to review systems, devices and APIs handling personal data.