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Telecommunications & Media

Tving hack to AI character chat: parliament panel calls 29 witnesses for state audit

South Korea\'s National Assembly science, ICT, broadcasting and communications committee approved a list of 29 witnesses and 13 reference witnesses for the 2026 state audit. The list includes executives from Tving and its parent CJ ENM, security chiefs at the three telecom carriers, and representatives of Meta Korea, Coupang, Apple Korea, Google Korea, Telegram and X Korea. Scatter Lab\'s CEO was also called over risks linked to its AI character chat service Zeta.

Telecommunications & Media

SKT to keep building AI capabilities after losing security-focused model bid

SK Telecom, which failed to win a government project to develop a cyber security-focused AI foundation model, said it will continue to strengthen its own AI capabilities. The Ministry of Science and ICT selected the Naver Cloud consortium as the final operator after a presentation evaluation of two consortia, including Naver Cloud and SKT. SKT said it would discuss future cooperation with participating organisations and continue securing cyber security AI capabilities.

AI & Enterprise

SKT and Upstage to develop security-focused AI foundation model

SK Telecom will work with Upstage and major domestic AI and security companies to develop an AI foundation model specialised in cybersecurity. SKT said it submitted an application on Aug. 27 to join a government-backed project led by the Ministry of Science and ICT. SKT will lead the consortium and develop the model with Upstage, using their existing A.X K and Solar Open model families and validating performance with operational data.