‘Digital Bill of Rights’ Eyed by South Korea in Attempt To Bring Order to the Untamed World of High-Tech, Including Rules for Artificial Intelligence
The language, though, is so high-flown as to suggest an idealistic vision for the digital age rather than down-to-earth standards with which all countries, agencies and companies will agree.
SEOUL — In an age of artificial intelligence, crypto-currency, and other high-tech puzzles, South Korea intends to get ahead of the game with an elaborate program for imposing rules and regulations in an area that might appear ungovernable if not out of control.
Economists at the South’s ministry of science and technology have come up with what they call a “digital bill of rights” that they are offering as a template for the rest of the world to follow.
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