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MSIT minister steps in amid questions over Korean AI foundation model project, two-track push with frontier AI

South Korea’s Ministry of Science and ICT moved to calm growing talk that the domestically developed AI foundation model project known as Dokpamo could be halted. Minister Bae Kyung-hoon said the project would continue and that the government should also challenge frontier AI. The ministry said nothing had been decided on halting Dokpamo or forming a special-purpose company. Industry figures said the boundary between Dokpamo and frontier AI remains unclear.

AI & Enterprise

MSIT launches \'Everyone\'s AI Lab\' picks 12 teams to start service development

South Korea\'s Ministry of Science and ICT and the National Information Society Agency selected 12 teams to advance to the finals of the \'Everyone\'s AI Lab AI service competition\' and held a launch event in Seoul. The contest is part of the \'Everyone\'s AI Growth Ladder Project\' launched in August. A total of 390 proposals were submitted, narrowed to 50 and then 12 through regional presentations. Finalists receive mentoring and resources, with winners chosen in December.

Telecommunications & Media

Jae-heon Jung, SKT CEO, says customer trust not a given, will keep rebuilding confidence

Jae-heon Jung (정재헌), CEO of SK Telecom, reiterated plans to restore customer trust and improve services. He said the company ranked No. 1 in three major domestic customer satisfaction surveys for mobile services this year, and called the results meaningful after last year’s erosion of trust. Jung said SKT expanded field-based customer contact, strengthened AI-based security and spam blocking, revamped roaming and T membership, simplified rate plans, and broadened mechanisms to reflect customer input.