Editorial
Written reflections on the day—an overview of the morning, a closer look at both panels, and the founders who turned the theme into product.
AI Without Borders 2.0: Two Democracies, One Question
Tech London Advocates Taiwan brought the UK and Taiwan into the same room to ask how two democracies build AI that people can trust. A full morning of keynote, debate and startup pitches gave four very different answers, and one shared conviction.
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A Microwave Without a Dial: How the UK and Taiwan Are Governing AI Differently
Taiwan wrote a law. The UK is building measurements. Our first panel at AI Without Borders 2.0 put the two approaches side by side, and the contrast is more instructive than either side alone.
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The Human in the Loop: AI for Societal Transformation
Our second panel moved past frameworks and funding to the harder question of what AI is actually for. Across aging, education, sustainability and inequality, one phrase kept returning: human-centred AI.
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Trust, Built: The Startups of AI Without Borders 2.0
After a morning of debate about how to make AI trustworthy, five founders, most with roots in Taiwan, showed what it looks like as a working product. From digital product passports to agentic DevOps, here is who pitched.
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Build It, Then Prove It: Inside the AI Without Borders 2.0 Build Lab
While the panels debated how to make AI trustworthy, a room of builders was busy answering the same question in code. Over a single morning, mixed teams of commercial, technical and creative talent turned a blank brief into working prototypes, and the audience picked the winners live. Here is what they made.
Read articleSee the day in pictures in the event gallery.