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Taiwan's AI Risk Classification Framework: A different path

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By Ken-Ying Tseng
| International Association of Privacy Professionals
Skip to Content ANALYSISMEMBER Taiwan's AI Risk Classification Framework creates a regulator-led, risk-based governance model that guides public agencies — and indirectly the public sector — in identifying, assessing and responding to civilian AI risks while balancing oversight with innovation.
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From principles to practice: AI governance in Taiwan

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By Ken-Ying Tseng
| International Financial Law Review Verified
Overview Taiwan enacted its Artificial Intelligence Basic Act (the AI Basic Act) in January 2026, establishing both a foundational framework for national AI policy and a two-year statutory clock for reviewing and adapting existing laws to align with it. By the summer of 2026, that clock is running with visible effect.
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Taiwan's strategic leap into AI: Enacting the AI Basic Act to foster innovation, governance

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By Ken-Ying Tseng
| International Association of Privacy Professionals
Taiwan has long been recognized as a pivotal player in the global technology landscape, particularly in semiconductor manufacturing and chip production. As artificial intelligence continues to reshape industries worldwide, Taiwan is positioning itself to become a leader in AI development, especially by creating its own Traditional Chinese large language model.
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