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MSIT official seeks to broaden basic communications rights so KakaoTalk and maps do not cut out

A South Korean science ministry official said basic data services should not become unusable in the AI era. The Ministry of Science and ICT in April announced a plan to apply a data safety option to all LTE and 5G data plans of the three mobile carriers without separate price increases and to expand voice and text allowances for users aged 65 and older. The plan also includes simplifying plan lineups and preparing 5G plans in the 20,000 won range.

AI & Enterprise

Firefighters to get communications priority in disasters; MSIT selects 8 proactive administration cases

South Korea’s Ministry of Science and ICT selected 8 cases as top proactive administration examples, including a system change to prioritise firefighters’ communications over general users during disasters such as major fires. The ministry also recognised an internal project that used AI vibe coding to build a startup integrated management web app without outsourcing. Other selected cases included expanding a data safety option across all plans without fee increases and a nationwide survey and compensation system for shared internet equipment electricity charges.

AI & Enterprise

MSIT awards civil servants for AI budget review and strengthening basic telecom rights

South Korea\'s Ministry of Science and ICT awarded special performance prizes to 4 civil servants for achievements including developing and using AI tailored to R&D budget reviews and advancing policies to strengthen basic communication rights. The ministry said it selected Hur Ji-su as a main award recipient and Kim Mi-mi as a secondary recipient for the AI work. It also honored Koo Hee-sun and Lee Jeong-eun for expanding data QoS options across plans.