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AI use in games expands beyond dev tools to live services as policy support grows

As AI use in the game industry expands from development tools to live services, the South Korean government is moving to expand support and refine systems. At a policy seminar in Seoul, NC AI and Krafton presented AI applications in game creation and live operations, including asset tools, lipsync, esports forecasting, anti-cheat and an AI companion. The Culture Ministry outlined funding plans and work on a draft AI content promotion law.

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KB Kookmin Bank expands social contribution from support for families with disabled members to youth mentoring

KB Kookmin Bank is expanding its social contribution activities, running volunteer programmes to support families with disabled members and providing tailored financial mentoring for young people. The bank said it visited the Mapo Disabled Family Support Center in Seoul with a customer service outsourcing partner and carried out volunteer work, including a 10 million won donation. It also took part in a youth employment and mentoring event to offer one-on-one financial advice.

Games & Commerce

Forum urges shift in game industry regulation, calls for more precise user protection

A forum of game industry experts said a planned full revision of South Korea\'s Game Industry Promotion Act should shift the system from regulation to promoting game culture and the industry. Participants also called for more detailed safeguards on web-board game rules, identity verification and legal guardian consent, and how a damage redress centre is run. They raised concerns about defining game over-immersion and the scope and expertise of the redress centre.