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K-Moonshot project stumbles at start as AI scientist program director offers to resign

South Korea\'s K-Moonshot project, aimed at applying AI to science and technology to solve national challenges, faces an early setback after a mission program director offered to resign. The science ministry said the resignation came for personal reasons and is expected to be accepted after the deputy prime minister returns from an overseas trip. The ministry plans to proceed without recruiting a successor and has outlined governance and conflict-of-interest controls for program directors.

Finance

BoA CEO says accuracy tops cost in finance AI

Bank of America CEO Brian Moynihan said accuracy is the top priority for artificial intelligence strategies in banking, rather than efficiency or cost cutting. He said mistakes in customer-facing answers can directly affect trust, leaving little room for error and requiring extensive system building and validation. The bank has invested about $250 million in new AI deployments this year and runs AI assistant Erica, used by millions of customers and employees.

AI & Enterprise

KISA begins testing OpenAI\'s GPT-5.5 Cyber as Mythos access nears

South Korea has begun testing an AI cybersecurity frontier model to set the government\'s response direction to AI security threats and apply results to industry. The Korea Internet & Security Agency (KISA) under the Ministry of Science and ICT has entered tests of OpenAI\'s \'GPT-5.5 Cyber\'. KISA is verifying whether the model can be used to identify and respond to threats and may expand use to software and infrastructure checks. KISA is also moving to secure access to Anthropic\'s Mythos model.