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#13471643

19 Mar 2026

HANGZHOU, CHINA - MARCH 18: A security guard walks past a Huawei store in in Hangzhou, Zhejiang Province, China, on March 18, 2026.

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#13471180

19 Mar 2026

Yu Dae-jun, head of the Public Data Analysis and Management Division at the Ministry of the Interior and Safety, attends a policy briefing for international correspondents on the rollout of an AI deepfake detection model at the Korea Press Center in Seoul, South Korea, on March 19, 2026. The South Korean government, in collaboration with the National Forensic Service, announces the deployment of the technology to address fake news and ensure the integrity of the June nationwide local elections. The model, which achieves a 92 percent accuracy rate, is part of a broader government initiative involving the Ministry of Gender Equality and Family and the National Police Agency to enhance the country's response to digital crimes.

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#13471181

19 Mar 2026

Yu Dae-jun, head of the Public Data Analysis and Management Division at the Ministry of the Interior and Safety, attends a policy briefing for international correspondents on the rollout of an AI deepfake detection model at the Korea Press Center in Seoul, South Korea, on March 19, 2026. The South Korean government, in collaboration with the National Forensic Service, announces the deployment of the technology to address fake news and ensure the integrity of the June nationwide local elections. The model, which achieves a 92 percent accuracy rate, is part of a broader government initiative involving the Ministry of Gender Equality and Family and the National Police Agency to enhance the country's response to digital crimes.

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#13471169

19 Mar 2026

Public relations officer Jin Sun-ju speaks during a policy briefing for international correspondents regarding the implementation of an AI deepfake detection model at the Korea Press Center in Seoul, South Korea, on March 19, 2026. The South Korean Ministry of the Interior and Safety, in collaboration with the National Forensic Service, announces the deployment of this advanced technology to address fake news and ensure the integrity of the upcoming 9th nationwide local elections in June. The model, which achieves a 92 percent accuracy rate, is part of a broader government initiative involving the Ministry of Gender Equality and Family and the National Police Agency to enhance the nation's response to digital crimes.

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#13471172

19 Mar 2026

Researcher Jeon Jong-ju of the National Forensic Service's Digital Division demonstrates an AI deepfake detection model and explains the analysis results during a policy briefing for international correspondents at the Korea Press Center in Seoul, South Korea, on March 19, 2026. The South Korean Ministry of the Interior and Safety, in collaboration with the National Forensic Service, announces the deployment of this technology to address fake news and ensure the integrity of the upcoming 9th nationwide local elections in June. The model, which achieves a 92 percent accuracy rate, is part of a broader government initiative involving the Ministry of Gender Equality and Family and the National Police Agency to enhance the nation's response to digital crimes.

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#13471173

19 Mar 2026

Researcher Jeon Jong-ju of the National Forensic Service's Digital Division demonstrates an AI deepfake detection model and explains the analysis results during a policy briefing for international correspondents at the Korea Press Center in Seoul, South Korea, on March 19, 2026. The South Korean Ministry of the Interior and Safety, in collaboration with the National Forensic Service, announces the deployment of this technology to address fake news and ensure the integrity of the upcoming 9th nationwide local elections in June. The model, which achieves a 92 percent accuracy rate, is part of a broader government initiative involving the Ministry of Gender Equality and Family and the National Police Agency to enhance the nation's response to digital crimes.

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#13471176

19 Mar 2026

Researcher Jeon Jong-ju of the National Forensic Service's Digital Division demonstrates an AI deepfake detection model and explains the analysis results during a policy briefing for international correspondents at the Korea Press Center in Seoul, South Korea, on March 19, 2026. The South Korean Ministry of the Interior and Safety, in collaboration with the National Forensic Service, announces the deployment of this technology to address fake news and ensure the integrity of the upcoming 9th nationwide local elections in June. The model, which achieves a 92 percent accuracy rate, is part of a broader government initiative involving the Ministry of Gender Equality and Family and the National Police Agency to enhance the nation's response to digital crimes.

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#13471178

19 Mar 2026

Jin Sun-ju, center, a public relations officer at the Ministry of the Interior and Safety, attends a policy briefing for international correspondents on the rollout of an AI deepfake detection model at the Korea Press Center in Seoul, South Korea, on March 19, 2026. The South Korean government, in collaboration with the National Forensic Service, announces the deployment of the technology to address fake news and ensure the integrity of the June nationwide local elections. The model, which achieves a 92 percent accuracy rate, is part of a broader government initiative involving the Ministry of Gender Equality and Family and the National Police Agency to enhance the country's response to digital crimes.

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#13471179

19 Mar 2026

Jin Sun-ju, center, a public relations officer at the Ministry of the Interior and Safety, attends a policy briefing for international correspondents on the rollout of an AI deepfake detection model at the Korea Press Center in Seoul, South Korea, on March 19, 2026. The South Korean government, in collaboration with the National Forensic Service, announces the deployment of the technology to address fake news and ensure the integrity of the June nationwide local elections. The model, which achieves a 92 percent accuracy rate, is part of a broader government initiative involving the Ministry of Gender Equality and Family and the National Police Agency to enhance the country's response to digital crimes.

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#13471182

19 Mar 2026

Byeon Jun-seok, head of the Digital Division at the National Forensic Service, attends a policy briefing for international correspondents on the rollout of an AI deepfake detection model at the Korea Press Center in Seoul, South Korea, on March 19, 2026. The South Korean government, in collaboration with the National Forensic Service, announces the deployment of the technology to address fake news and ensure the integrity of the June nationwide local elections. The model, which achieves a 92 percent accuracy rate, is part of a broader government initiative involving the Ministry of Gender Equality and Family and the National Police Agency to strengthen the country's response to digital crimes.

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#13471184

19 Mar 2026

Byeon Jun-seok, head of the Digital Division at the National Forensic Service, attends a policy briefing for international correspondents on the rollout of an AI deepfake detection model at the Korea Press Center in Seoul, South Korea, on March 19, 2026. The South Korean government, in collaboration with the National Forensic Service, announces the deployment of the technology to address fake news and ensure the integrity of the June nationwide local elections. The model, which achieves a 92 percent accuracy rate, is part of a broader government initiative involving the Ministry of Gender Equality and Family and the National Police Agency to strengthen the country's response to digital crimes.

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#13471186

19 Mar 2026

Public relations officer Jin Sun-ju speaks during a policy briefing for international correspondents regarding the implementation of an AI deepfake detection model at the Korea Press Center in Seoul, South Korea, on March 19, 2026. The South Korean Ministry of the Interior and Safety, in collaboration with the National Forensic Service, announces the deployment of this advanced technology to address fake news and ensure the integrity of the upcoming 9th nationwide local elections in June. The model, which achieves a 92 percent accuracy rate, is part of a broader government initiative involving the Ministry of Gender Equality and Family and the National Police Agency to enhance the nation's response to digital crimes.

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#13471188

19 Mar 2026

Researcher Jeon Jong-ju of the National Forensic Service's Digital Division demonstrates an AI deepfake detection model and explains the analysis results during a policy briefing for international correspondents at the Korea Press Center in Seoul, South Korea, on March 19, 2026. The South Korean Ministry of the Interior and Safety, in collaboration with the National Forensic Service, announces the deployment of this technology to address fake news and ensure the integrity of the upcoming 9th nationwide local elections in June. The model, which achieves a 92 percent accuracy rate, is part of a broader government initiative involving the Ministry of Gender Equality and Family and the National Police Agency to enhance the nation's response to digital crimes.

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#13471189

19 Mar 2026

Researcher Jeon Jong-ju of the National Forensic Service's Digital Division demonstrates an AI deepfake detection model and explains the analysis results during a policy briefing for international correspondents at the Korea Press Center in Seoul, South Korea, on March 19, 2026. The South Korean Ministry of the Interior and Safety, in collaboration with the National Forensic Service, announces the deployment of this technology to address fake news and ensure the integrity of the upcoming 9th nationwide local elections in June. The model, which achieves a 92 percent accuracy rate, is part of a broader government initiative involving the Ministry of Gender Equality and Family and the National Police Agency to enhance the nation's response to digital crimes.

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#13471190

19 Mar 2026

Researcher Jeon Jong-ju of the National Forensic Service's Digital Division demonstrates an AI deepfake detection model and explains the analysis results during a policy briefing for international correspondents at the Korea Press Center in Seoul, South Korea, on March 19, 2026. The South Korean Ministry of the Interior and Safety, in collaboration with the National Forensic Service, announces the deployment of this technology to address fake news and ensure the integrity of the upcoming 9th nationwide local elections in June. The model, which achieves a 92 percent accuracy rate, is part of a broader government initiative involving the Ministry of Gender Equality and Family and the National Police Agency to enhance the nation's response to digital crimes.

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#13471191

19 Mar 2026

Researcher Jeon Jong-ju of the National Forensic Service's Digital Division demonstrates an AI deepfake detection model and explains the analysis results during a policy briefing for international correspondents at the Korea Press Center in Seoul, South Korea, on March 19, 2026. The South Korean Ministry of the Interior and Safety, in collaboration with the National Forensic Service, announces the deployment of this technology to address fake news and ensure the integrity of the upcoming 9th nationwide local elections in June. The model, which achieves a 92 percent accuracy rate, is part of a broader government initiative involving the Ministry of Gender Equality and Family and the National Police Agency to enhance the nation's response to digital crimes.

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