Entries by Winnie Chang

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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 […]

2024-10-14 by

Undermining Trust: How Information Manipulation Eroded American Democracy during the Turbulent July of 2024

Executive Summary From July 1 to July 31, 2024, Taiwan AI Labs observed 333 battlefields and 3,072 media reports related to the U.S. presidential election. Among these, 304 reports (9.9%) were linked to Chinese state-affiliated media. Out of 14,060 identified troll accounts were active in discussions about the election, contributing to a total community volume […]

2024-10-04 by
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Metal Industries R&D Center CEO Visits Taiwan AI Labs FedGPT Drives Innovation in Smart Medical Devices and Metal Industry Upgrades

[September 27, 2024] On September 26, Metal Industries R&D Center (MIRDC) CEO, Lai Yong-Xiang, visited Taiwan AI Labs’ Kaohsiung office to discuss future collaboration, focusing on advancing medical innovation and technology applications in Southern Taiwan. The discussions centered around the development of generative smart medical devices, the application of federated learning in metal knowledge databases, […]

2024-10-03 by
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Taiwan AI Labs and HPE Forge Partnership: FedGPT Set to Lead the AI PC Revolution

[September 27, 2024] Taiwan AI Labs and Hewlett Packard Enterprise (HPE) have officially signed a memorandum of understanding (MOU) today, marking a pivotal collaboration to deliver trusted and responsible FedGPT solutions for businesses, as well as public and private sectors, to accelerate the adoption of AI PCs. This partnership follows Taiwan AI Labs’ successful deployment […]

2024-09-27 by

A Comprehensive Cross-Platform Analysis of Troll Activities in the U.S. Presidential Election in August 2024

Executive Summary From August 1 to August 31, 2024, Taiwan AI Labs monitored 114 key battlefields and 960 media reports related to the U.S. presidential election. Among these, 138 reports (14.37%) were linked to Russia and China state-affiliated media. Out of 27,535 identified troll accounts involved in the election discussions, these contributed to a total […]

2024-09-25 by

Columbia University and Taiwan AI Labs sign MOU to accelerate AI application for sustainable development

Responding to the UN’s “2030 Sustainable Development Goals,” Taiwan AI Labs and the Center for Sustainable Development (CSD) at Columbia University signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) focusing on key collaborations in artificial intelligence (AI) and data governance. The move aims at enhancing academic cooperation and developing human-centered AI solutions to achieve the global sustainable development goals.

2022-01-25 by