[South Korean Public Favors "Prior Notice, Cancel at Any Time" Mechanism for AI Using Personal Information] According to a report by Yonhap News Agency on November 5th, a public discussion released by the South Korean Ministry of the Interior and Safety and the Personal Information Protection Commission revealed that among 195 participants, 20 out of 25 discussion groups (80%) supported a "prior notice, cancel at any time" mechanism for AI using personal information, rather than seeking separate consent for each use. After the discussion, the percentage supporting this mechanism rose from 46.2% to 56.4%, while the percentage supporting separate consent for each use decreased from 47.7% to 41%. Furthermore, 75.4% of respondents believed that companies should bear the responsibility for personal information risk assessment and protection, and 74.9% emphasized that the government should be responsible for setting standards and supervising their implementation. The South Korean Personal Information Protection Commission plans to formulate a personal information system reform plan within the year, incorporating public and expert opinions.