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The world's advanced countries have adopted AI as an important development strategy for their national industries. Taiwan has launched the " Taiwan AI Action Plan " since 2018, fully launching industrial AI. Since its development, AI applications have been gradually applied to various industries from the testing stage. Statistics from the Information Policy Association found that there are 300 start-up companies in Taiwan that have mastered AI technology, and they have gradually explored different business strategies and profit models. In particular, information communication and medical care are two dual-axis industries with top talents in Taiwan. Under the epidemic, you can see the application of intelligent agents derived from medical + technology. For example, in the past, in order to solve the shortage of medical capacity, the "5G intelligent epidemic prevention robot" was developed to disinfect the isolation ward, transport lunch boxes and medicines, which effectively saves 50% of the time compared.

with the traditional manual disinfection method, and Photo Restoration Service also reduces the infection risk of medical staff. Make medical work more efficient. Key technology 4. Information security network protects everyone's digital assets Diagram_2_4 Our country is facing increasing incidents of cyber crimes, hackers invading the government and agencies, and even stealing personal data. How to protect citizens from using digital technology with peace of mind and protect property security will be an important direction in the future. With the popularity of AI, the privacy and information security issues of the huge amount of data have become thorny challenges. Judging from the current status of international AI security development, the EU will propose a draft Artificial Intelligence Act in 2021 to encourage the development and application of trustworthy and ethical AI. Microsoft has also banned the provision of AI inferring emotion technology this year (2022), and formulated the

"Responsible AI Standard Second Edition", and Google has stopped AI robots being self-aware and able to communicate with humans and other controversial incidents. These practices also reflect the United States. While Europe is enacting the legislation, industry players are also trying to curb sensitive AI technologies on their own. AI security is both a challenge and an opportunity. In the future, the Taiwanese government and enterprises must also pay close attention to the legislative developments of the relevant drafts in the United States and Europe, find out the common points of AI norms, and define the requirements for using AI products and services; therefore, AI information security must not only be defended through technology, but also Governance and regulations are needed to mitigate the impact of AI.