The Smart Finance session was held at the largest venue of the Chang Yung-Fa Foundation. It was co-organized with the Bank of Taiwan, E.SUN Bank, and the Taiwan Association for Financial Governance and Compliance. The event invited a wide range of financial institutions and professionals, featuring distinguished guests such as the Chairmen of both Bank of Taiwan and E.SUN Bank as speakers and moderators.
The Smart Transportation session was specially held at the Hsinchu Biomedical Science Park in the heart of Taiwan’s tech hub. This session attracted many professionals from related industries. Through the exchange of ideas among experts and scholars from various fields, participants explored the possibilities of AI applications in the finance and transportation sectors, the challenges to be overcome, and strategies to accelerate industrial development.
🏛️ Session 1: "Smart Finance" (Taipei Session)
Date: December 2, 2021
The application of AI and algorithms in the financial sector is flourishing. From intelligent customer service, claims-handling bots, and AI underwriting to virtual tellers and Robotic Process Automation (RPA), the scope of AI in finance continues to expand. Given the massive scale of capital and assets involved, the impact on the financial system and legal frameworks is significant, creating an urgent need for effective management and the integration of legal regulations.
This session features five panels:
Keynote Speech
International Trends in Cryptocurrency Development
FinTech and Regulation
FinTech and Criminal Law
Digital Finance and Digital Assets
Distinguished International Speakers:
Bénédicte Nolens (Head of BIS Innovation Hub Hong Kong Centre)
Professor Naoyuki Yoshino (Keio University / Director of the FSA Institute, Japan)
Mr. Chia Hock Lai (Chairman of the Singapore FinTech Association)
🚗 Session 2: "Smart Transportation" (Hsinchu Session)
Date: December 3, 2021
Smart transportation is a common concern for major cities worldwide as it closely impacts every citizen's daily life. In recent years, countries have been competing to develop AI autonomous driving technology and amending laws to allow self-driving vehicles to be tested on public roads. Taiwan, characterized by high urbanization, population density, and high vehicle ownership, faces complex traffic issues. Consequently, the legal supporting measures for autonomous vehicles require further social consensus.
This session features five panels:
The Future of Smart Transportation
Practical Development of Autonomous Vehicles
New International Trends in Autonomous Vehicle Regulation
Legislative Policies for Autonomous Vehicles
Legal Liabilities of Autonomous Vehicles
Distinguished International Speakers:
Professor Ryan Calo (University of Washington School of Law / Co-Director of the Tech Policy Lab, USA)
Professor Georg Gesk (University of Osnabrück, Faculty of Law, Germany)
Professor Eric Hilgendorf (University of Würzburg, Faculty of Law, Germany)
Dean Shen Weixing (Tsinghua University School of Law, Beijing)
Director Jiang Su (Peking University Institute of Empirical Legal Studies / Associate Professor, Peking University)
🤝 Collaboration and Participation
Both sessions are co-organized with esteemed partners including the Ministry of the Interior, Hsinchu Science Park, National Kaohsiung University, Tunghai University, Bank of Taiwan, Shin Kong Bank, E.SUN Bank, Taishin Bank, the Financial Governance and Compliance Association, Cybertek Corporation, G-Sceptre Technology Co., Ltd., and USTV.
Key Highlights:
Call for Papers: Leading experts and scholars from industry, government, and academia were invited to submit papers and present their findings.
Interactive Sessions: Ample time is reserved for Q&A and networking to foster deep cross-sector exchange.
Language: The event is conducted in both Chinese and English.
Target Audience: Scholars, experts, and students researching AI law, as well as professionals from the technology and AI industries.
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