South Korea's finance ministry said on Monday it will advance regulatory reform to speed AI deployment across the services sector to boost competitiveness. Finance Minister Koo Yun-cheol discussed specific measures with related ministries and noted services account for about 60% of GDP. "The services sector is undergoing a profound AI-driven transformation, accelerating integration with manufacturing, driving public service innovation and fundamentally changing daily life," he said. The ministry

South Korea's finance ministry said on Monday it will advance regulatory reform to speed AI deployment across the services sector to boost competitiveness. Finance Minister Koo Yun-cheol discussed specific measures with related ministries and noted services account for about 60% of GDP. "The services sector is undergoing a profound AI-driven transformation, accelerating integration with manufacturing, driving public service innovation and fundamentally changing daily life," he said. The ministry said it will quickly introduce measures to allow AI agents to be tested across the full shopping process, will provide policy support for urban air mobility and autonomous-driving services, and will deploy AI in tax and other administrative services.