Korea Federation of Industries asks for 19 changes to the AI Framework Act
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Korea Federation of Industries submits 19 proposed improvements to the AI Framework Act to the Ministry of Science and ICT — they come in five strands, covering the scope of regulation, labeling duties, the definitions of high-performance and high-impact AI, training-data standards and predictability, and including a request that AI used internally for company work be distinguished in regulation from commercial AI services sold to outside customers
Why it matters
It contains a request that liability be divided between developers and adopting companies along the lines of what each can actually control, a request to make clear that pharmaceutical and biotech R&D uses such as toxicity prediction, coding support for medical devices and research data analysis are not high-impact AI, and a request for a single window where a company can check whether it falls under the rules. It also carries the complaint that companies cannot prepare because the notice setting the safety management standards has not been finalized — so the fact that the law took effect on Jan 22, 2026 while the subordinate standards are still empty has now been checked from the industry side
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Pressetoday.co.krhttps://etoday.co.kr/news/view/2641193Added in Week 44, 2026 · See that week
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