AGP Executive Report
Last update: 5 hours agoSecurity: North Korea says it tested an AI-guided “super-speed” torpedo on Oct. 15, adding to regional tensions over weapons development. Separately, CrowdStrike says a China-based hacker likely used AI tools to steal data from South Korean financial organizations; at least nine banks were reportedly targeted. U.S.-Korea Ties: Seoul and Washington held their first joint meeting of finance and monetary policymakers, agreeing to coordinate on external economic risks as strains over intelligence sharing continue. Online Safety: South Korea’s media regulator received 17,378 deepfake sex-crime video cases for review in the first eight months of the year, already topping 2025’s total. Trade: Five South Korean agencies have joined forces to help exporters navigate halal certification and reach overseas markets. Golf: Hye-Jin Choi takes a one-shot lead into the final round of the LPGA Shanghai event, with fellow South Korean Amy Yang in second as Choi seeks her first LPGA Tour win.
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