AI Expo Taiwan 2025 kicks off in Taipei

AI Expo Taiwan 2025 kicks off in Taipei

2025-03-26

AI Expo Taiwan kicked off Wednesday, at the Taipei Expo Park. The three-day trade show is attended by more than 250 companies in the industry and many others. Vice President Hsiao Bi-khim was at the opening ceremony, where she was introduced to the highlights. Let’s take a look.

Vice President Hsiao Bi-khim is being introduced a fighting game that incorporates AI technology at AI Expo Taiwan 2025. Over 250 businesses, as well as universities and content creators are here to show off their creations.

Colley Hwang
IC Radio Broadcasting
We already have 1,009 listed electronics companies. It’s a very large industry. I think the government could offer us support but there’s no need for them to be too hands-on. In the coming five to ten years Taiwan still has great opportunities. If there aren’t too many changes in the bigger picture, I believe the coming ten years will be Taiwan’s golden decade.

Cute characters are at the ready to answer any questions or have a chat. This year’s AI EXPO Taiwan focuses on five key applications, including AI cities and smart factories. There are also four main features, including science promotion through games, startup exchanges, public sector plans and AI talent development.

Lin Yi-jing
Deputy minister of digital affairs
Our government should make use of its five major policy tools in computing power, data, talent, marketing and funding to create an ecosystem that helps develop the AI industry.

J. W. Kuo
Minister of economic affairs
I will ask the relevant agencies within the Ministry of Economic Affairs to create areas that showcase AI applications, to then assist industry players in adopting AI technologies. The Ministry of Economic Affairs will continue to drive industrial innovation and transformation, cooperating with partners from all sectors to build up Taiwan’s AI ecosystem.

Industry players hope that the government will offer support to further develop the country’s AI industry, showcasing Taiwan’s digital prowess.

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見證台灣實力! 年度最大AI博覽會蕭美琴出席

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AI智慧浪潮來襲，台灣的AI應用有多廣，在台北花博爭豔館有一場為期三天的AI博覽會！匯聚超過250家企業品牌，副總統蕭美琴也來到現場參觀，一起來看看！

親身體驗AI科技運用，試玩格鬥小遊戲，副總統蕭美琴現身人工智慧展，AI EXPO Taiwan 2025，匯集超過250家企業品牌，多所大專院校及內容創作者，令人大開眼界。

[[IC之音董事長黃欽勇]]
“我們已經有1009家，上市櫃的電子公司，我們是一個非常龐大的產業，我覺得政府可以支持我們，但是政府並不需要介入很多，台灣在未來5到10年，還是有非常好的機會，其實如果大環境沒有太大的改變，我認為未來10年，還是台灣的黃金10年”

Q版人物有問必答，還能對話聊天，今年AI博覽會，主打5大應用場域，企業進駐AI城市、智慧工廠等等，以及四大特色，包含創遊科普、新創交流、公部門願景、AI人才充電等。

[[數發部次長林宜敬]]
“我們政府應該做的事情是利用，算力、資料、人才、行銷以及資金，這五大政策工具，想辦法創造一個適合，AI產業發展的生態環境”

[[經濟部長郭智輝]]
“我會請經濟部所屬的相關法人，先行導入建設AI應用示範場域，再協助各個產業導入AI，經濟部將持續扮演，產業創新與轉型的推動者，攜手各界夥伴，共同打造台灣AI生態系”

展望未來AI技術，能在政府資源協助下，蓬勃創新，讓台灣數位科技，展現實力。

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