FTC to collect public opinion on draft guidelines against 'AI washing'

The Fair Trade Commission in Korea has started collecting public opinion on draft guidelines to prevent "AI washing," a practice where companies exaggerate the use of artificial intelligence in their products. This means companies are misleading consumers by claiming their products have AI features when they actually do not. The guidelines aim to protect consumers from deceptive advertising and ensure transparency in product claims. If implemented, these guidelines could impact the way companies market their products, potentially reducing the number of misleading advertisements.

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Korea's antitrust watchdog is taking steps to prevent false advertising, which could increase transparency and trust in AI products. This move could lead to more accurate marketing and better consumer protection.

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