2020 Artificial Intelligence and Law Seminar-Chairman CHEN,WEI-LONG of Taiwan Turing-Drive Company shares "Technical Development of Self-Driving Vehicles and Taiwan's Experience"

In recent years, with the vigorous development of artificial intelligence and remote control technology, self-driving vehicles have become the development focus of countries around the world, and a lot of resources have been invested in the research and development of self-driving cars. Many manufacturers in Taiwan are actively developing self-driving cars. And applications, among which Taiwan Turing-Drive Company is particularly famous.

On December 24, 2020, the Association will hold the "2020 Artificial Intelligence and Law Seminar" with the Kaohsiung University Student Medical Technology and Artificial Intelligence Legal System Research Center and the Kaohsiung University Department of Economic and Financial Law at the Kaohsiung University Law School, and invite Turing-Drive Company Director CHEN, WEI-LONG shared the company's long-term experience in self-driving vehicles, its current development of self-driving vehicles and the ethical, legal and policy challenges it faces.

Chairman CHEN, WEI-LONG first talked about the current status of the operation of autonomous vehicles in the world and talked about the company's current experience in the ongoing night self-driving bus test on Xinyi Road in Taipei City.

Chairman CHEN, WEI-LONG explained the role of Taiwan Smart Driving Company in the overall self-driving operation process and pointed out that in addition to self-driving buses, the company is also actively developing other types of self-driving vehicles, such as golf carts. In addition, Chairman CHEN, WEI-LONG pointed out that although the current self-driving car industry is still dominated by corporate customers, it must be popularized so that the general public can also enjoy its convenience.

Finally, Chairman CHEN, WEI-LONG raised the current ethical issues facing self-driving cars, such as the solution to the problem of trams and how to solve the ethical and legal issues that have not yet been finalized, such as the solution to the problem of other vehicles parking illegally and obstructing the passage of the lane. These ethical issues are beyond the technical level and are worthy of discussion and development in the legal system.