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Amidst the dual waves of global geopolitics and artificial intelligence, should Taiwanese enterprises expand to the US?

Experts in the AI field analyze why it is imperative for Taiwanese companies to expand to the US:

◆ Philip Wong | Professor, Stanford School of Engineering The strategic direction for Taiwan's semiconductor industry: Rather than using its leading position as a shield, it should build bridges. By leveraging global resources and forming alliances with like-minded countries, Taiwan should upgrade its strategy from "Made in Taiwan" to "Made with Taiwan."

◆ Hu Hui-sen | Vice Chairman of TEEMA (Taiwan Electrical and Electronic Manufacturers' Association) The US lacks comprehensive industrial park infrastructure. To address this, TEEMA is planning to build an industrial park aimed at "using large enterprises to lead smaller ones," helping Taiwanese manufacturers overcome hurdles when setting up local operations. He advises Taiwanese companies to adopt a strategy of "R&D in Taiwan, keeping the market base in Taiwan, and tailoring mass production to regional needs." He also reminded companies: "Expanding is a must, but you first need to figure out how to survive there."

◆ Jane Hsu | Dean of the College of Intelligent Computing, Chang Gung University Taiwan should transform into an incubator for AI and semiconductor talent, actively recruiting international students to bridge the talent gap. The government should strategically support "bilateral talent training between Taiwan and the US" to effectively alleviate the talent shortage. She emphasized that the question is no longer "whether to go," but rather "how to go."

◆ Chu Chao-min | Chairman of the Artificial Intelligence Law International Research Foundation Taiwan should establish nuanced regulations for critical technologies, classifying those involving national security into "prohibited" and "restricted" categories. This will strengthen Taiwan's bargaining chips in international negotiations while simultaneously fostering technological development. ⠀ How to Take Action ➤ Positioning Taiwan as the global hub for R&D and talent, and strictly adhering to regulatory compliance and national security guidelines, we must upgrade "Made in Taiwan" into a global alliance of "Made with Taiwan."

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