Executive Yuan approves draft bill for basic law on AI
Executive Yuan approves draft bill for basic law on AI
The Executive Yuan on Thursday approved the draft bill for a basic law on artificial intelligence (AI), intending to create an environment conducive to AI development and application and to promote Taiwan as an "AI island."
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Executive Yuan to Review Draft
Executive Yuan to Review Draft "Artificial Intelligence Basic Act": Establishing Foundational Principles, Risk Framework, and Worker Support
The Executive Yuan is scheduled to discuss and approve the draft "Artificial Intelligence Basic Act" tomorrow. In addition to clearly defining the basic principles for the research and application of AI, the draft also stipulates that AI applications should be prevented from causing illegal activity, unnecessary collection of personal data should be avoided, and unemployed workers displaced by AI should receive vocational assistance. Furthermore, the Ministry of Digital Affairs (MODA) is mandated to promote an internationally aligned AI risk classification framework that references international standards or regulations.
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Scholar: AI Basic Act Can Balance Regulation and Innovation, Guiding Industry Self-Governance
Scholar: AI Basic Act Can Balance Regulation and Innovation, Guiding Industry Self-Governance
Regarding the legislative process for the Artificial Intelligence Basic Act currently underway in the Legislative Yuan, Li-Ching Chang, Chair Professor at Shih Chien University and Executive Director of the International Artificial Intelligence and Law Research Foundation, stated that to balance government regulation and industrial innovation, legislation can be used to guide operators to enhance their self-governance capabilities. This includes regularly updating specifications for labelling and data management, and dynamically adjusting regulations as technology evolves to prevent the law from becoming an obstacle to innovation.
 
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MODA: Draft AI Basic Act Submitted to Executive Yuan, Plans to Establish Risk Classification Framework
MODA: Draft AI Basic Act Submitted to Executive Yuan, Plans to Establish Risk Classification Framework
Regarding the legislative progress of the draft Artificial Intelligence Basic Act, Yi-Jing Lin, Deputy Minister of the Ministry of Digital Affairs (MODA), stated that the draft has been submitted to the Executive Yuan.
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President Trump's suspension of reciprocal tariffs is set to expire on July 9. This impending deadline is a matter of concern not only for Taiwan but for the entire globe. Although the White House has
President Trump's suspension of reciprocal tariffs is set to expire on July 9. This impending deadline is a matter of concern not only for Taiwan but for the entire globe. Although the White House has
President Trump's suspension of reciprocal tariffs is set to expire on July 9. This impending deadline is a matter of concern not only for Taiwan but for the entire globe. Although the White House has hinted that an extension is possible, the final decision ultimately rests with the President. Furthermore, in this rapidly changing landscape, if Taiwan does not strategize in advance, it risks being forced into a passive position amidst the global trade confrontation.
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Rapid AI Development Heralds Profound Workplace Shifts, Reshaping Future Generations
Rapid AI Development Heralds Profound Workplace Shifts, Reshaping Future Generations
The rapid development of AI is forecasted to bring about a profound transformation in the workplace, poised to impact the future for generations to come significantly. In light of this, the Yonglin Education Foundation and CW Lab have collaborated to produce the first-ever "Survey on Future AI Applications and Regulatory Exploration: Listening to the New Generation of AI Education" for Taiwanese university students.
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Legislative Progress on Taiwan's First AI Act Under Scrutiny; Education Committee to Review Draft Next Week
Legislative Progress on Taiwan's First AI Act Under Scrutiny; Education Committee to Review Draft Next Week
The progress of legislation for Taiwan's first dedicated artificial intelligence law is receiving significant attention. The Education and Culture Committee of the Legislative Yuan is scheduled to review the "Artificial Intelligence Basic Law Draft" again next week.
 
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Is It Time for the Human Role to Change on the Long Road to Building AI? Google DeepMind Scientists Predict a New Era
Is It Time for the Human Role to Change on the Long Road to Building AI? Google DeepMind Scientists Predict a New Era
In a new article, scientists from Google DeepMind predict that limited human data is no longer the optimal material for guiding machines toward generating intelligence. Instead, it is time for humans to allow machines to explore the world independently and learn from experience. Only in this way can AI create knowledge that is truly worthy of human study.
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