'Go and Build': Andrew Ng urged Taiwan to seize AI moment

'Go and Build': Andrew Ng urged Taiwan to seize AI moment

Artificial intelligence pioneer Andrew Ng delivered a powerful message to Taiwan on the opening day of the AI Expo, a three-day event hosted by DIGITIMES in Taipei. In a fireside chat with Camille Hsiao-Wei Hu, Associate Professor at the College of Intelligent Computing and Quantum Information at Chung Yuan Christian University, Ng urged Taiwan to seize the opportunities of the AI era by embracing technology across all sectors of society.

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