By Jenny Lee ( November 13, 2023, 05:36 GMT | Comment) -- Ko Hak-soo, South Korea's top privacy enforcer, is leading the charge in AI governance with a unique approach. Instead of imposing strict barriers, he advocates for “privacy by design,” embedding privacy into AI from the start. Sitting down with MLex for an exclusive interview, he discusses the importance of fostering a culture of responsibility and foresight in AI development, emphasizing that privacy should be a cornerstone of innovation from the beginning.From his days as a law professor in Seoul to his current role as South Korea's top privacy enforcer, Ko Hak-soo has consistently focused on a singular thread woven through his career — artificial intelligence, or AI. It’s an expertise that is proving crucial as the Personal Information Protection Commission, or PIPC, implements a comprehensive policy roadmap for AI governance, introduced in August....
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