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South Korea's AI Basic Act Quiz
Tests the Korea AI Basic Act's high-impact AI definition, generative AI notice and labeling duties, the domestic representative rule and its timeline.
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When did South Korea's AI Basic Act take effect?
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- When did South Korea's AI Basic Act take effect?
- January 2024
- January 22, 2026
- December 26, 2024
- It has not been passed
- Which ministry leads implementation of the Act?
- Ministry of Justice
- Ministry of Defense
- Ministry of Science and ICT
- Ministry of Culture
- What makes an AI system 'high-impact' under the Act?
- It may significantly affect life, physical safety or fundamental rights in listed areas
- It has more than one million users
- It is built by a foreign company
- It uses open-source code
- What must a generative AI service do under the Act?
- Obtain a license before launch
- Stop producing images
- Store all outputs in Korea
- Notify users in advance and label AI-generated outputs
- Which foreign businesses must appoint a domestic representative?
- All foreign businesses with a website
- Those meeting user or revenue thresholds set by decree
- Only Chinese firms
- None; the Act excludes foreign firms
- How does the Act differ from the EU AI Act?
- It bans more practices
- It has higher fines
- It has no list of prohibited AI practices
- It applies only to government agencies
- What is the cap on administrative fines for violations like failing to label?
- 30 million won
- 7% of global turnover
- 1 billion won
- There are no fines
- Which is a promotion measure in the Act rather than a restriction?
- Output labeling
- Local representative appointment
- Risk management for high-impact AI
- A national AI basic plan every three years
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