A standard structure in which users provide final approval via RCS (Rich Communication Services) message before an AI agent performs actual actions such as payments and reservations has now entered global discussion forums. SK Telecom (SKT) has officially formalized its direction to reestablish messaging as a trust channel between AI and users in international standardization discussions.

 

SKT announced on the 15th that it will host an in-person standardization conference of the GSMA RCS group at SKT Tower in Seoul from the 15th to the 18th.

In addition to regular standard agenda items, an AI special session has been added to this conference at SKT's proposal.

SKT coordinated with GSMA to organize a session on the 17th titled 'AI and the Evolution of Messaging' for one full day, and took the lead in composition and speaker selection.

 

 

SKT operates its own RCS network and has reflected domestic requirements in global standards.

 

Yoo Kyung-sang, Head of SKT AI CIC, stated, "As the range of tasks that AI can perform on behalf of users expands, the touchpoint where users directly verify important content and make final decisions becomes increasingly important. We will move forward with concrete standardization discussions with global partners."