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Revisions to the AI Framework Act and the Data Industry Act, designed to establish systematic management and utilization of national AI data, have passed the State Council (Cabinet) meeting, marking a procedural step toward formal enactment of the legislation.
The two revised bills aim to provide an institutional framework for the systematic management and use of AI-related data held at the national level. The AI Framework Act establishes the basic legal structure for artificial intelligence policy, while the Data Industry Act revision addresses the data sector that underpins AI development and services.
Passage through the State Council is a required step in Korea's legislative process for government-initiated bills, clearing the way for the revisions to move forward in the National Assembly.
The dual-track legislative approach pairs AI governance with data industry policy, reflecting the dependency of AI development on large-scale, well-managed data resources. By placing national AI data under a systematic management regime, the revisions are intended to improve how public and nationally significant datasets can be organized and activated for AI use.
The revised bills now proceed to the next stages of the legislative process. Details on implementation timelines and subordinate regulations were not included in the announcement of the State Council passage.
The claim that the AI Framework Act and Data Industry Act revisions for systematic national AI data management passed the State Council is True.