Law firm YulChon will participate with OSBC in the National IT Industry Promotion Agency (NIPA)'s support program for open-source artificial intelligence (AI) and software development, checking for copyright, license, personal information, and regulatory risks. YulChon said it will carry out open-source AI governance consulting with OSBC for 11 corporations selected as performers in NIPA's "open-source AI/SW development and utilization support program." This year's program, totaling 9.2 billion won, was launched for the first time to support development, utilization, disclosure, and diffusion of open-source AI and software led by domestic corporations. YulChon and OSBC will review AI compliance alongside open-source governance, examining corporation-specific obligations under the Basic AI Act, whether a system qualifies as high-impact AI, and advance notice and labeling obligations for Generative AI services, as well as copyright issues and issues under the Personal Information Protection Act. They also plan to build an "open-source AI profile" that reflects domestic laws and systems and global standards such as the European Union (EU) AI Act and SPDX 3.0, applying it to the 11 performing corporations.