As South Korea tightens transparency requirements for AI-generated content and virtual endorsers, brands may need new systems to identify, verify and govern synthetic advertising before it reaches consumers. South Korea's artificial intelligence policy is entering a new phase. The country's AI Basic Act now requires providers of generative AI and certain AI-generated outputs to disclose their synthetic nature, while advertising-specific rules introduced in June require AI-generated...
Read moreAs South Korea tightens transparency requirements for AI-generated content and virtual endorsers, brands may need new systems to identify, verify and govern synthetic advertising before it reaches consumers. South Korea's artificial intelligence policy is entering a new phase. The country's...
Read moreAs South Korea’s population ages rapidly, healthcare innovators are exploring whether AI, health data and everyday devices can identify physical decline before it leads to falls, fractures and loss of independence. For an older patient, a fall can appear to...
Read moreAs Seoul commits billions of won to physical AI and investors back humanoid robotics, South Korea is betting that its industrial strengths can turn AI into a globally competitive physical technology. For much of the current AI cycle, South Korea’s...
Read moreKorea’s advantage in the humanoid race may not be its ability to build robots alone, but its ability to expose them to some of the world’s most demanding industrial environments. The global humanoid robotics industry is entering a more difficult...
Read moreThe partnership brings AI-supported mental health services to Hyundai employees while reflecting a broader shift in South Korea toward integrated, technology-enabled workplace wellbeing. Atomus Co., Ltd., the operator of Mind Cafe, has partnered with Hyundai Department Store to expand AI-enabled...
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