SelectStar, KMAC, Law Firm LIN to Hold Joint Seminar on AI Basic Act Response
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SelectStar, the Korea Management Association Consulting (KMAC), and law firm LIN will hold a joint seminar on the 17th at Posco Tower Yeoksam in Seoul on practical response strategies for companies and public institutions following the implementation of the AI Basic Act.
The seminar will cover step-by-step response measures on legal and institutional changes, shifts in the public procurement market, internal corporate governance, and verification of the safety and reliability of AI services.
Law firm LIN, KMAC, and SelectStar will each present on AI regulation and security, governance, and technical reliability verification.
SelectStar, the Korea Management Association Consulting (KMAC), and law firm LIN will hold a joint seminar on the 17th at Posco Tower Yeoksam in Seoul on practical response strategies for companies and public institutions following the implementation of the AI Basic Act. SelectStar is the lead organizer.
The seminar will address how companies and public institutions can respond to the introduction and operation of AI after the AI Basic Act takes effect. It will present step-by-step response measures covering legal and institutional changes, shifts in the public procurement market, the establishment of internal corporate governance, and verification of the safety and reliability of AI services.
The event will begin with an opening speech by Kang Sang-wook, head of the Planning and Coordination Office at the Ministry of Science and ICT, followed by presentations from law firm LIN, KMAC, and SelectStar, each focusing on its area of expertise.
Law firm LIN will cover changes in the AI regulatory and security environment. Adviser Bang Seok-ho will explain how institutional changes will affect AI adoption and procurement in the public sector, under the topic of changes in the public procurement market after the AI Basic Act takes effect and key checkpoints. Lawyer Yoo Chang-ha will present response measures for corporate security management systems and internal governance under the AI regulatory structure.
KMAC plans to have Son Kwon-sang, head of the AI and Big Data Division, give a presentation on governance and service operation models for responsible AI operations. Son will present the risk-level classification of AI services used by companies and the management system needed at each stage of planning, development, verification, approval, and operation.
SelectStar will focus on technical AI reliability verification, explaining practical methods for verifying the safety and reliability of actual AI services. Lee Hyun-taek, head of the Global DB team, will present on AI evaluation standards and data design, red teaming-based vulnerability testing, analysis of evaluation results and identification of risk factors, and improvement and re-evaluation.
The three companies are planning to link legal, governance, and technical verification. Through this, they aim to present a company AI Basic Act response framework that covers everything from building internal management systems in line with institutional changes to the process of checking and proving whether AI in operation meets safety and reliability standards.
Lee Hyun-taek, head of SelectStar's Global DB team, said that in responding to AI, it is important to establish internal policies and management systems, as well as to objectively verify whether actual services meet standards and operate safely. He added that at the seminar, the company will introduce technical implementation measures for evaluating and proving AI safety and reliability beyond governance.
Source: TECHWORLD · Kim Seung-gi
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