英文摘要 |
Artificial intelligence has been one of the most popular topics in recent years. In addition to being applied in creation and autonomous driving to make people’s lives more convenient, the use of artificial intelligence systems in enterprises can greatly improve the efficiency of enterprise management. Although the efficiency of using artificial intelligence to assist business operations has been greatly improved, the relevant information required for artificial intelligence analysis and the decisions made may also fail, causing damage to the company or shareholders or even third parties. How can this situation be applied when there is no specific artificial intelligence law in Taiwan? How to use the civil law damage compensation system to protect users and third parties, and not hinder the development of artificial intelligence? Also, do company directors still have to bear fiduciary duties in accordance with company law for decisions made with AI assistance? The collection of data in Taiwan is currently only regulated by the Personal Data Protection Act. The Personal Data Protection Act was enacted in 1995. Although the last amendment was in 2023, the amendment only amended the competent authorities and fines, and didn’t care about AI has been revised on data acquisition and protection. This article refers to the EU General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR; EU Regulation Number: (EU) 2016/679) to modify and apply Taiwan’s personal data protection law. |