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AI & Enterprise
BMC Commission to hold forum on follow-up steps to Broadcasting Three Laws
The Broadcasting Media Communications Commission said on April 22 it will hold a forum on April 23 at the Korea Broadcasting Hall in Mok-dong, Seoul, to discuss effective implementation of follow-up measures to the “Broadcasting Three Laws.” The forum will focus on designing systems, refining detailed standards for on-site application and setting up an implementation framework. It will be moderated by a professor at Sungkonghoe University, with a presentation by an acting director at the commission and a panel of academics and media representatives.
AI & Enterprise
Kakao holds AI competition for students; 3,000 join preliminaries
Kakao Group said it held the student artificial intelligence competition \"AI TOP 100 (CAMPUS)\" on April 4 at the Kakao AI Campus in Gyeonggi province. The event, a spinoff of last November’s \"AI TOP 100\" for all age groups, drew about 3,000 students in an online preliminary round on March 14. The top prize went to Soongsil University freshman Lee Jung-hoon.
General News
Kofst launches task force to fix unfair research practices
The Korea Federation of Science and Technology Societies launched a Special Committee for a Better Science and Technology Society to help build a fair science and technology ecosystem. The panel aims to address irrational and unfair practices raised at research sites and focus on creating an R&D environment that lets researchers concentrate on research. It set five tasks including protecting researchers’ rights, safeguarding IP and ensuring fairness in hiring and personnel.
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AI & Enterprise
Democratic Party launches second AI powerhouse committee to push follow-up AI law bills
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AI & Enterprise
MSIT holds briefing on science and technology R&D policy and key programmes
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AI & Enterprise
Douzone Bizon wraps up nationwide AI-based year-end tax settlement training
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AI & Enterprise
GPU available but no electricity: Calls to ease AI data centre rules