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A Comprehensive Policy Volume for the Generative AI Era Published

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Author: Dr. Ando-hyeon(안도현)

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According to AI TIMES, Dr. Ahn Do-hyun has recently published "AI Policy Studies," a comprehensive volume that brings together national stra…

According to AI TIMES, Dr. Ahn Do-hyun has recently published "AI Policy Studies," a comprehensive volume that brings together national strategy, public policy, and governance for the generative AI era, focusing on how to set standards for accountability and control in public decision-making beyond AI use cases. The book compares policy choices across 8 major countries and regions and suggests a direction for how Korea can design its own policy framework. The author argues that even as AI education for public officials increases, institutional design capabilities are becoming more important in practice than simple tool usage. In particular, the book identifies as key challenges in the public sector how far AI outputs should be reflected in decisions, how errors and responsibility should be divided, and how citizens' channels for raising objections should be guaranteed. Another central theme is the need to design policies suited to Korea's domestic industrial, administrative, and legal environment rather than importing foreign regulatory models as they are. Against this backdrop of government and business needing to find a balance between adoption speed and control, the book is positioned as a guide for policymakers and executives to view AI adoption together with institutional arrangements.

Perspective

The importance of this issue lies in showing that the center of gravity in AI debates is shifting from technology adoption itself to the design of rules and accountability for governing it. In the end, competitiveness is likely to hinge not only on the ability to deploy AI quickly, but on building a system that can operate sustainably without undermining publicness or accountability. For that reason, on the ground, an approach centered only on developers or users will not be enough, and a perspective that looks at policy, legal frameworks, and organizational operations together is likely to become increasingly important.

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