Abstract 

Generative AI is sparking a revolutionary shift in how humanity harnesses information technology, triggering a wave of innovation. Its applications are diversifying across various sectors, promising new opportunities. Generative AI is a knowledge-based technology, and currently, many countries are actively crafting legislation to regulate the risks associated with its development and use.

To manage these risks, we rely on democratizing LLM AI technology, open-source models, and data governance, especially in critical areas like healthcare. Taiwan boasts a solid industrial foundation for promoting democratizing AI, with strengths in computing power, semiconductor manufacturing, systems, and IT services. With government support, Taiwan aims to emerge as a leader in both Generative AI and Trusted AI.
 

Biography

Peter currently holds two prominent positions, serving as the CEO of ASUS Cloud of Taiwan Web Service Corporation.

In addition to his current roles, Peter Wu is actively involved in various organizations and committees. He serves as a committee member of the Biotechnology and Pharmaceutical Industries Promotion Office under the Ministry of Economic Affairs, and the Director of Taiwan Association for Medical Informatics. Peter Wu is also holds the position of Director at Information Service Industry Association of R.O.C., Supervisor at the Cloud Computing & IoT Association in Taiwan and serves as the Deputy Director of the Policy and Legal Committee and President of Taipei Computer Association AI Alliance. Through these roles, he helps drive policy discussions and promote the growth of cloud computing in Taiwan.