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Finance
Lawmakers criticise banks over interest rates, hacking, IT errors and governance questions at audit
Issues ranging from banks’ loan-rate calculations to hacking incidents, IT system management and financial holding companies’ governance were raised at a National Assembly audit. Lawmakers questioned whether banks cut preferential rates after tighter rules on loan add-on rates. They also probed differences in cybersecurity systems among banks and called for stronger standards. Delayed detection of internal system errors, including cases at Toss Bank, was cited. Governance and outside director appointment procedures at BNK Financial Group, Woori Financial Group and KB Financial Group affiliates were also questioned.
Finance
NH faces audit criticism over unreported embezzlement cases; Chairman Kang Ho-dong denies graft allegations
NH Nonghyup and local agricultural cooperatives came under scrutiny at a parliamentary audit over weak internal controls and budget practices. Lawmakers said NH failed to report six cases with clear criminal suspicions among 21 employee incidents in 2022 and cited a local co-op case in which an employee allegedly embezzled 130 million won but received early retirement pay. Other lawmakers questioned large unallocated budgets and alleged diversions to publicity spending. Chairman Kang Ho-dong denied involvement in a high-priced souvenir purchase case involving secretariat staff.
AI & Enterprise
Korean lawmakers flag youth protection gaps in AI character chat services
Safety concerns over AI character chat services popular with teenagers were raised at a parliamentary audit, with lawmakers saying harmful content can be generated even when youth protection features are enabled. They cited self-harm and suicide-related conversations and sexual exploitation scenes involving minor characters. Lawmakers also criticised delays in reviewing harmful content complaints and questioned the effectiveness of industry self-regulation, calling for clearer age and usage limits and stronger safeguards.
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Telecommunications & Media
Platform accountability in focus as illegal posts and AI chatbots spotlight gaps in South Korea
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Telecommunications & Media
South Korea media-telecom regulator to review reforms after repeated linked information leaks
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Finance
Audit 2026: Security gaps, ETF losses in spotlight as loans and digital asset rules also questioned
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Finance
Financial sector hacking checks questioned over three-month reviews
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AI & Enterprise
AI policy scrutiny intensifies, Bae Kyung-hoon says he will press ahead with national AI projects
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AI & Enterprise
Korea to keep support for two domestic AI foundation model teams to 2027; frontier AI tender possible in December
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Games & Commerce
Overseas game firms\' domestic agent liability tightened, user protection duties expanded
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AI & Enterprise
Lee Hae-min says she will be control tower linking national AI strategy to industry and public services
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AI & Enterprise
Lee Jae Myung government wraps up second-phase AI appointments with industry trio
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Politics
President Lee names six ministerial nominees, taps Lee Hae-min as senior AI aide
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AI & Enterprise
AI music copyright standards gap adds to industry confusion
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AI & Enterprise
Lee Hae-min proposes AI basic society bill, levy on companies replacing jobs
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Games & Commerce
Warning signs as game industry growth slows, calls for tax credits for production costs
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AI & Enterprise
Song Gi-heon vows to help South Korea lead AI medical innovation
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AI & Enterprise
AI startups need markets, not technology; government should be first customer