Executive Yuan Approves Draft AI Basic Law; Scholars Call for Dedicated Office to Ensure Cross-Ministry Coordination
The Executive Yuan has approved the draft Artificial Intelligence (AI) Basic Law and submitted it to the Legislative Yuan for deliberation. Scholars point out that the draft does not specify a single competent authority. Given that AI development involves cross-ministry coordination, they suggest Taiwan look to the models of Japan and South Korea and establish a dedicated committee or office under the Executive Yuan to integrate cross-domain policy frameworks. Additionally, they emphasize that individual laws, such as the Copyright Act, must be updated quickly to implement the spirit of the Basic Law.
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