Taiwan's Approach to AI Regulations
Taiwan is drafting balanced legislation for artificial intelligence as the EU enforces its strict AI Act.
The EU's AI Act, which took effect on August 1, 2024, sets strict rules on high-risk AI systems, marking the world's first comprehensive artificial intelligence law.
The EU enforces tougher oversight, while Taiwan, the US, and China pursue different approaches to regulate the rapidly evolving technology.
Global Frameworks Diverge
- The EU's AI Act sets a precedent for strict regulations on high-risk AI systems.
- Taiwan aims for balanced legislation, differing from the EU's approach.
- The US and China have contrasting approaches to AI regulation.
Author's summary: Taiwan crafts balanced AI rules.
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