Entries by Winnie Chang

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Taiwan’s Universities Embrace AI to Enhance Internationalization and Campus Services

In recent years, Taiwan’s universities have taken solid steps toward internationalization, aiming to enhance students’ global perspectives and competitiveness through international exchanges and collaborations. With the rapid advancement of digital technology, generative AI is gradually being introduced into campuses, contributing to the “University Internationalization” initiative. Building AI-driven smart campuses not only helps students from diverse […]

2025-02-10 by
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From Generative AI to ReGenerative AI: How can enterprises balance innovation and sustainability?

The generative AI craze is sweeping the world and will become the core driving force for corporate transformation and innovation in 2025. On January 22, Taiwan AI Labs held the 2025 Taiwan AI TechDay, attracting more than 300 experts and leaders from various industries to gather together to discuss the latest developments and applications of […]

2025-02-05 by
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National Dong Hwa University and Taiwan AI Labs Launch NDHU-GPT: Transforming Campus Life with AI

[January 23, 2025] National Dong Hwa University (NDHU) and Taiwan AI Labs announced the successful development of the AI campus assistant “NDHU-GPT” at a joint press conference held on January 23, 2025. This cutting-edge AI solution has significantly enhanced administrative efficiency by saving nearly 1,000 hours of repetitive Q&A tasks for faculty and staff. Moreover, […]

2025-01-24 by
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2025 Taiwan AI Industry Annual Conference: Ethan Tu Outlines Taiwan’s Path to Global Leadership

[January 22, 2024]  The generative AI wave is driving innovation and business transformation worldwide, establishing itself as a core trend in 2025. Today, Taiwan AI Labs hosted the 2025 Taiwan AI Industry Annual Conference, featuring key industry leaders such as Ethan Tu, Founder of Taiwan AI Labs; Liang-Gee Chen, former Minister of the Ministry of […]

2025-01-24 by
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AI “Mentor” Helps Nurses Clock Out on Time, Garnering a 90% Satisfaction Rate: Taiwan AI Labs and Hualien Tzu Chi Hospital Showcase Breakthroughs at 2024 Healthcare+ Expo

December 6, 2024 — The 2024 Healthcare+ Expo, Asia Pacific’s premier AI healthcare event, highlights the collaboration between Hualien Tzu Chi Hospital and Taiwan AI Labs, unveiling three cutting-edge innovations: the FedGPT-powered system for nursing shift handovers and care summaries, AI-generated admission and discharge records, and a virtual health educator fluent in Taroko language. These […]

2024-12-06 by
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Taiwan AI Labs Releases One Year Cross-Platform Analysis on Foreign Interference in U.S. Elections

[December 4, 2024] — Taiwan AI Labs has released a year-long observational report today, shedding light on extensive foreign influence operations targeting the U.S. presidential election. The report presents substantial evidence indicating interference by foreign actors, including Russia and China, aiming to propagate the narrative that the United States will fall under authoritarian control regardless […]

2024-12-05 by
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Trusted AI Solutions for Secure Data: Taiwan AI Labs’ Offerings Join Government Inter-Entity Supply Contract E-Procurement System

[December 2, 2024] In alignment with President Lai Ching-te’s vision of transforming Taiwan into an AI-driven nation, government agencies are progressively integrating AI services. The Ministry of Digital Affairs has also launched a five-year national AI development strategy to automate administrative services. However, ensuring the security of sensitive national data while optimizing workflows with AI […]

2024-12-02 by

One Year Cross-Platform Analysis of Troll Activities and Foreign Influence in 2024 U.S. Presidential Election

Executive Summary A one-year observation (October 2023 – November 2024) of coordinated information manipulation during the U.S. pre-election period revealed signs of foreign interference, including the evidence of involvement from Russia and China. We identified three critical insights:   The narratives and strategies of troll groups frequently echoed Russian or Chinese state media.   One of the […]

2024-11-27 by

Diplomats and Representatives from 23 Countries Convene in Kaohsiung to Discuss Sustainable AI: Taiwan AI Labs Showcases Key Research Advancements

[November 4, 2024, Kaohsiung] Taiwan AI Labs hosted an international forum on November 2 at its Kaohsiung R&D Center, welcoming 38 diplomats and representatives from 23 countries to discuss the future of sustainable and trusted AI. Leading the event were Foreign Minister Lin Chia-lung and his wife, Mrs. Patricia Liao, alongside Kaohsiung Mayor Chen Chi-mai […]

2024-11-05 by

Cross-Platform Analysis of Troll Activities and Foreign Influence in the U.S. Presidential Election of September 2024

Key Findings From September 1 to September 30, 2024, Taiwan AI Labs’ analysis identified the most active troll groups on each platform—YouTube @72, Facebook @70033, Twitter @10946, TikTok @144, and Weibo @2526—all of which were linked to foreign influence. These groups employed strategies aligned with Russian and Chinese state media, downplaying the threat of Russian […]

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