TaiwanTaiwanLawPresidential Order Hua-Zong-Yi-Yi-Zi No. 11500001671
Artificial Intelligence Basic Act
Sets Taiwan's basic AI governance framework with the National Science and Technology Council as competent authority, seven governance principles, a risk classification framework coordinated by the Ministry of Digital Affairs, and labeling and accountability rules for high-risk AI.
Promulgated by presidential order and enters into force on promulgationJan 14 10 months ago
- Body
- Legislative Yuan
- Session
- 11th Legislative Yuan
- In effect since
- Jan 1410 months ago
Timeline
Jan 14 10 months ago
Promulgated by presidential order and enters into force on promulgation
Dec 23, 2025 10 months ago
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Change log
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