South Korea’s Framework Act on the Development of Artificial Intelligence and Establishment of Trust establishes a national framework for AI governance, with requirements addressing transparency, AI safety, and high-impact AI systems.
UnifAI maps software-addressable requirements within South Korea’s AI Framework Act to 17 policies, helping organizations translate AI governance obligations into operational controls and documented evidence.
Key South Korea AI Requirements Covered
Coverage includes requirements related to:
AI Transparency | AI Safety | High-Impact AI Classification | Basic AI Obligations | Safe-Use Support | Shutdown Provisions
South Korea’s AI governance approach emphasizes transparency for generative and high-impact AI and stronger governance for higher-risk AI systems.
From AI Framework Act Requirements to Operational Controls
UnifAI connects South Korea’s AI governance requirements to operational policies and controls:
Requirement → Policy Mapping → AI Control → Enforcement or Notification → Documented Evidence
This gives organizations visibility not only into which requirements are addressed, but also into how those requirements are being operationalized across AI environments.
Article 31 — Obligation to Ensure AI Transparency
7 Policies Mapped to Software-Addressable Requirements
Coverage includes disclosure and documentation controls that help organizations address transparency requirements for AI systems.
Article 32 — Obligation to Ensure AI Safety
4 Policies Mapped to Software-Addressable Requirements
Coverage includes safety testing and risk-mitigation controls designed to help organizations govern AI systems before and during operation.
Article 33 — Confirmation of High-Impact AI
2 Policies Mapped to Software-Addressable Requirements
Coverage includes classification controls that help identify AI systems that meet high-impact thresholds so organizations can apply appropriate governance and oversight.
Article 2 — Definitions, Including High-Impact AI
Mapped policies support the identification and classification of AI systems that may fall within higher-risk categories.
Article 3 — Basic Obligations
Mapped policies connect foundational AI obligations to operational governance controls.
Article 13 — Safe-Use Support
Mapped policies support controls associated with the safe use of AI systems, including shutdown provisions.
Continuous Evidence
UnifAI continuously maintains evidence of how mapped controls are operating, helping organizations demonstrate how applicable AI governance requirements are being addressed.
DISCOVER
Establish visibility into AI assets operating across applications, models, agents, teams, and infrastructure.
DERIVE
Map applicable South Korea AI Framework Act requirements to policies and controls.
DEFEND
Apply operational guardrails and continuously maintain evidence of how those controls are working.
Written AI governance requirements are only the beginning. UnifAI helps organizations connect South Korea’s AI Framework Act requirements to the AI systems, policies, controls, monitoring, and evidence needed to make AI governance operational.
See how UnifAI helps you discover the AI you need to govern, map South Korea AI Framework Act requirements to policies and controls, enforce guardrails, and maintain continuous evidence.
*Coverage shown reflects regulatory requirements mapped to UnifAI’s software-addressable controls. Frameworks may also include organizational, procedural, training data, model training, or other requirements outside this technical scope.
Coverage reflects Lineaje’s internal AI Policy Compliance Coverage assessment and does not constitute a general assertion of regulatory compliance.