By Jenny Lee ( January 2, 2024, 01:33 GMT | Comment) -- In 2024, South Korea's Personal Information Protection Commission is set for a dynamic year of pioneering initiatives in data policy. The privacy regulator aims to refine its AI policies, launch the MyData project for data portability and enforce stricter penalties for privacy breaches. As 2024 unfolds, South Korea’s Personal Information Protection Commission, or PIPC, is gearing up for a year that promises to be as groundbreaking and dynamic as the last. The privacy commission, energized by a year that witnessed revolutionary changes in the wake of emerging generative artificial intelligence, or AI, technologies and substantial reforms in privacy legislation, is not merely stepping into the new year; it's catapulting into it with a blend of ambition and clear-sightedness....
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