It is reported that South Korea’s National Human Rights Commission has asked parliament to be cautious when reviewing a proposed revision of the AI Basic Act, designed to suspend some of the law’s provisions imposing regulatory obligations on companies. The commission said the provisions are needed to ensure transparency, safety and reliability from the planning stage of AI systems through their development and operation.
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