第29届京台科技论坛在北京亦庄举行1。全国台企联会长李政宏在论坛期间表示，美中在AI安全问题上的对话中，双方应当就AI发展方向和安全监管的界线进行充分讨论1。他指出，"以安全为由进行限制，可能会阻碍AI未来发展"1，并强调需要探讨"有哪些可以共同协作的领域"1。
与会的两岸企业领导人建议通过优势互补来深化科技合作1。台湾在芯片等关键零组件领域处于领先地位，而大陆在AI等领域具有研发成果1。两岸企业家峰会台湾方面秘书长尹启铭指出，台湾近10年的产业发展集中在半导体相关产业，但存在过度集中于单一领域的问题1。与此同时，台湾正在积极发展AI、无人机及机器人产业1。
The 29th Beijing-Taiwan Science and Technology Forum convened in Beijing's Yizhuang district on September 19, with Taiwan business representatives weighing in on critical issues facing the technology sector.1
Li Zheng-hong, chairman of the National Taiwan Enterprises Association, stressed the importance of establishing clear parameters in US-China AI safety discussions. He cautioned that "restrictions justified solely on security grounds may impede future AI development," and argued that both sides should "sit down to properly discuss the direction AI should take, the boundaries of safety regulation, and areas where collaboration is possible."1
Taiwan and mainland China possess complementary technological strengths that could deepen bilateral cooperation. While Taiwan has maintained leadership in semiconductors and critical components, mainland China has achieved significant research progress in artificial intelligence and other advanced fields.1 Taiwan is actively expanding into AI, unmanned aircraft, and robotics sectors, though business leaders have noted that the island's industrial development over the past decade has concentrated heavily on semiconductor-related industries, raising concerns about over-reliance on a single sector.1
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