Taiwan plans to invest $1 billion annually in AI, aiming for a strong technological base while diversifying from semiconductors and reducing reliance on China.
Wu Cheng-wen emphasized that "AI sovereignty is a critical issue," noting that boosting AI capabilities not only strengthens economics but also enhances national security.
The Taiwanese government expects that investing $3 billion over three years in AI infrastructure will yield at least a tenfold return, highlighting the sector's growth potential.
Taiwan's pivot to AI represents a strategic move to enhance its economy and solidify trade relationships within the "democratic camp," distancing itself from reliance on China.
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