Korea Broadcasting and Communications Commission reports this year's business plan...Introducing a display system for AI-generated content and abolishing the Terminal Distribution Act, etc.

The Korean Broadcasting and Communications Commission has announced a policy that will make it mandatory to display content generated by artificial intelligence (AI). In addition, for the purpose of redressing AI-related damage, we are providing user protection services.
The plan is to set up a dedicated contact point for protection. On the 21st, the committee announced this year's business plan with the vision of becoming a ``trusted and innovative global media powerhouse'' by Yoon Seok-yul.
Reported to the president. The plan proposed three core issues: ``Creating a foundation for innovation and growth,'' ``Reestablishing the public nature of media,'' and ``Realizing a digital companion society.''
Specifically, we will first strengthen the protection of AI service users. Introducing an artificial intelligence product display system and posting content generated using AI.
When displaying a product, it will be mandatory to clearly indicate that the product is a product of artificial intelligence. There are also plans to establish a new counter for reporting damage to AI services.
Furthermore, the failure notification standard time for platform services has been shortened from 4 hours to over 2 hours.
Shrink. For global businesses, the plan is to strengthen qualification requirements for domestic agents and promote the creation of a healthy digital usage environment.
As a measure to reduce the burden of communication costs, there are measures to improve the distribution structure of mobile communication terminals.
We will continue to promote the abolition of the ``Terminal Distribution Act''. A user-centered communication city by inspecting illegal activities such as inducing people to subscribe to high rate plans by mobile phone companies, distributors, and low-cost mobile phone carriers.
Establish order in the field. In addition, a fact-finding investigation will be conducted to determine whether OTT (online video services) and other services that have recently changed their fees violate prohibited acts. Protecting platform users
In order to improve customer satisfaction, we plan to examine inconveniences in subscribing to and using popular apps and web services such as shopping. On the other hand, in order to prevent the spread of false and manipulative information and to minimize damage,
Develop comprehensive measures to eradicate the information. In order to stimulate self-regulation by platform companies, we will proceed with the formulation of guidelines for monitoring, reporting processing, technical and administrative measures, etc.
When re-licensing or re-approving broadcasters, we strengthened the review and evaluation of the fairness of broadcasting, and broadcasters who repeatedly violated the deliberation regulations by broadcasting falsehoods, deceptions, and distortions.
We will strengthen sanctions such as deducting points when evaluating broadcasts. In addition, in order to reduce private education costs, we are offering free middle school premium courses from the Korea Educational Broadcasting Corporation (EBS) and offering free online education.
We will expand the provision of free content and increase support for the production of content of public interest, such as educational broadcasting and local/small and medium-sized broadcast programs. The committee will continue to develop medium- to long-term policy proposals in the fields of broadcasting, communications, and media.
The plan is to move forward with the ``6th Broadcasting and Communications Commission Vision and Policy Issues,'' which are included in the plan.