Institutional dossier
The documented history of Naver: chronology, people, research, capital and compute, and governance. Every statement opens its source and its limits.
Records dated 2024-05-21 to 2024-05-21 · 0 undated
1 claims · 1 sources · 1 not editorially accepted. The counts describe this selection. They do not measure completeness or independent confirmation.
Scope, evidence and limits
Description: South Korean internet company listed among the organisations agreeing to the Frontier AI Safety Commitments in May 2024.
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Chronology
Records about the institution itself and documented changes to its frameworks, by year. Expand a year to read the claims. People’s other institutional records and related documents have their own sections. Where a date gives only the year or month, the order within it is unknown.
2024Record year · 1 claims
Record about this institution · Stated in source · Supported
Qualification and date notes
Listing is the convener’s statement. It is not evidence that the organisation complied with, implemented or still maintains the commitments, and the legal effect of being listed is not recorded.
First publication of the GOV.UK text, on the opening day of the AI Seoul Summit; the Internet Archive capture of 2024-05-21 has the sixteen-name list.