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Worksphear steps up job support for young adults with borderline intelligence

AI and data-based HR tech platform Worksphear held a briefing session to expand work-experience opportunities for young adults with borderline intelligence. The event, held on June 4 at its Seoul headquarters, brought together about 30 HR staff, mentors and coaches from eight workplaces in the first cohort of the 2026 Future Tomorrow Work Experience programme. Worksphear will jointly run the project this year with Seoul’s Mim Center.

Finance

KakaoBank teams up with Seoul to expand financial education for youth

KakaoBank will work with the Seoul city government to expand financial education for teenagers, linking basic everyday finance lessons with training to prevent financial fraud and a finance idea contest. Seoul will run an economy and finance academy from May to September for about 360 youths at 21 municipal youth centers. Additional programs from July will target vulnerable youths, including anti-scam education and one-on-one financial mentoring.

AI & Enterprise

OpenAI expands cooperation with South Korean government, attention on executives\' ties to Korea

OpenAI is strengthening support for South Korea and has selected the Ministry of Science and ICT as a partner for its Government and Trusted Access (GTAC) programme, with KISA handling operations. Participants receive access to OpenAI’s latest cybersecurity model, GPT-5.5 Cyber. The article also notes observations that Korea-linked executives, including Jason Kwon and Greg Brockman, and the build-out of OpenAI Korea’s external affairs and communications team are connected to the company’s moves.