| 英文摘要 |
In Taiwan, the formulation of the Artificial Intelligence (AI) Basic Act is a crucial issue in Taiwan's AI legal framework development. Both the government and opposition have reached a considerable consensus, with various parties proposing relevant drafts to promote the positive development of AI. In legislation, AI ethical principles are essential provisions. Establishing these principles can help shape the fundamental values of an AI-driven society, serving as a guiding framework for related legal regulations and ensuring their applicability to societal needs. This article compares and examines the AI ethical principles stipulated in the AI Basic Act Drafts proposed by the government (National Science and Technology Council) and the NGO (International AI and Law Research Foundation). Overall, the ethical principles outlined in these drafts closely align with those of major countries and regions worldwide. However, in terms of legal text design, the author's perspectives differ from those of both the government and private sector drafts. This paper offers insights and specific recommendations on this matter. |