On November 27, 2025, the administration announced the AI Regulatory Rationalization Roadmap (the “AI Roadmap”). Developed in collaboration with industry associations, research institutes, experts, and 25 government ministries and agencies, the AI Roadmap identifies 67 initiatives across four key segments of the AI industry value chain: (i) technology development, (ii) service utilization, (iii) infrastructure, and (iv) reliability and security.
※ Please refer to the attached file for the key points and implications of the AI roadmap.
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Summary
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The administration has announced the “AI Regulatory Rationalization Roadmap” to lay out the foundation for enhancing national competitiveness in the AI industry.
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Through consultations with AI associations, businesses, research institutes, experts, and 25 ministries and agencies, the government has identified 67 specific initiatives and plans to implement corresponding regulatory improvements.
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Technology Development: Resolve legal uncertainties regarding copyright in AI training data and improve frameworks for the disclosure and provision of public data
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Service Utilization: Deregulate relevant areas to expand the scope of autonomous driving demonstrations and facilitate the commercialization of AI robots
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Infrastructure: Remove rigid, uniform regulations, such as mandatory installation of artworks and elevators in data centers
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Reliability and Security: Clarify the definition of “High-Impact AI” under the Act on the Development of Artificial Intelligence and the Establishment of Trust and rationalize compliance obligations for business operators
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The AI Roadmap outlines specific amendments, action plans, and detailed schedules for each initiative.
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The administration intends to implement these measures promptly to ensure tangible impacts on the industry while continuing to identify further areas for improvement.
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[Korean Version]
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AI Regulatory Rationalization Roadmap_Key Points and Implications.pdf
