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Artificial Intelligence Basic Act (人工智慧基本法), Laws and Regulations Database of the Republic of China (Taiwan), pcode H0160093, Arts. 1-20 · Read the law's page

• An AI product or system that a central competent authority for the relevant industry, in consultation with the Ministry of Digital Affairs, identifies as a high-risk application must come with advisory notices or warnings (Article 5).
• Apart from that warning, this Act does not itself impose an operative disclosure, labeling, or risk-classification duty on an AI developer or deployer; it directs the government to bring existing law into conformity with, or adopt new rules under, its principles within two years of this Act's effective date.
• Where a sector regulator adopts a binding rule under this Act's risk-taxonomy mandate, follow that regulator's own implementing regulation for the specific duty it imposes rather than this Act's own text.