The Ministry of Science and ICT announced on September 7 that it has awarded eight outstanding cases of proactive administration for this year.
The top case, 'Priority Processing of Emergency Communication Based on Commercial Networks,' was recognized for improvements that allow firefighters to use communication systems first during major disasters such as large fires.
Another notable case involved the development of a web application (PROB) for integrated management of startup companies, which was built in-house using AI vibe coding without external contracts. This platform consolidates data from over 3,000 startups, addressing the need for shared information among various institutions, which typically requires significant time and costs to establish.
Other outstanding cases included: expanding data options (QoS) for all data plans without raising fees, and conducting a nationwide survey to resolve issues related to shared internet facility electricity costs for residents, along with establishing a unified compensation system.
Encouraging cases recognized included: proactive responses to security incidents through amendments to the Telecommunications Act, establishing a Korean low-orbit satellite communication network, supporting the growth of young talent in AI and AX fields through the specialized research personnel system, and assisting disaster response recovery in special disaster areas affected by wildfires in Jeolla.
Koo Hyuk-chae, the First Vice Minister of Science and ICT, stated, "We have confirmed the achievements of administrative innovation through proactive administration, from projects contributing to public safety to those that have achieved work innovation through AI. I hope that we will continue to strive for proactive administration to serve as a stepping stone for the great transformation of AI and science and technology and for Korea's leap forward."
The top case, 'Priority Processing of Emergency Communication Based on Commercial Networks,' was recognized for improvements that allow firefighters to use communication systems first during major disasters such as large fires.
Another notable case involved the development of a web application (PROB) for integrated management of startup companies, which was built in-house using AI vibe coding without external contracts. This platform consolidates data from over 3,000 startups, addressing the need for shared information among various institutions, which typically requires significant time and costs to establish.
Other outstanding cases included: expanding data options (QoS) for all data plans without raising fees, and conducting a nationwide survey to resolve issues related to shared internet facility electricity costs for residents, along with establishing a unified compensation system.
Encouraging cases recognized included: proactive responses to security incidents through amendments to the Telecommunications Act, establishing a Korean low-orbit satellite communication network, supporting the growth of young talent in AI and AX fields through the specialized research personnel system, and assisting disaster response recovery in special disaster areas affected by wildfires in Jeolla.
Koo Hyuk-chae, the First Vice Minister of Science and ICT, stated, "We have confirmed the achievements of administrative innovation through proactive administration, from projects contributing to public safety to those that have achieved work innovation through AI. I hope that we will continue to strive for proactive administration to serve as a stepping stone for the great transformation of AI and science and technology and for Korea's leap forward."
* This article has been translated by AI.
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