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South Korea launches landmark laws to regulate artificial intelligence
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South Korea has launched the world's first comprehensive set of laws regulating artificial intelligence, known as the AI Basic Act, aimed at enhancing trust and safety in the sector. The legislation has taken effect sooner than the EU AI Act, which is being implemented in phases through 2027.
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