By Choonsik Yoo ( October 23, 2026, 01:39 GMT | Insight) -- South Korean artificial-intelligence safety experts and OpenAI held a two-day workshop in Seoul this week to discuss risks involving cybersecurity, national security and agentic AI services, bringing together about 60 specialists under a cooperation agreement signed in June, a senior South Korean official told MLex. The gathering came amid growing global concern about AI’s risks to humanity, as South Korea’s AI Safety Institute advocates a greater role for an international network of safety institutes in evaluating AI systems, developing international standards and strengthening oversight of increasingly powerful frontier AI technologies.Artificial intelligence safety experts from South Korea and OpenAI held a two-day workshop in Seoul early this week to discuss ways to address risks involving cybersecurity, national security and agentic AI services, a senior South Korean official told MLex....
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