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Korean Researchers Propose Global AI Safety Standards to Boost Trust

What Happened

Researchers from South Korea have presented a proposal to develop international standards for assessing the safety and trustworthiness of artificial intelligence systems. The initiative, described at a recent conference, aims to create unified global guidelines that evaluate AI technology across ethics, reliability, and transparency. South Korea is positioning itself to take a leadership role in shaping the global AI landscape by advocating for structured frameworks that help both developers and users better understand and trust these technologies.

Why It Matters

As AI becomes more embedded in daily life and commercial applications, concerns over safety, bias, and ethical use have grown. The lack of consistent global standards creates uncertainty for businesses and the public. If adopted, the proposed guidelines could accelerate safe AI adoption and foster cross-border cooperation. Read more in our AI News Hub

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