Taiwan has become stronger in its democratic resilience in facing modern threats such as natural disasters and uninterrupted cyberattacks. The Taiwanese government places great emphasis on human rights, including privacy, during the implementation of technology. 

AI cannot succeed without Taiwan. The absence of Taiwanese chipmaker and server manufacturer companies would hinder the full development of the AI industry. Taiwan plays a vital role in the AI sector. 

Every nation needs to establish its own AI infrastructure. If all Taiwanese used AI programs from China, China could gradually gain control over the thoughts and trends of Taiwanese, potentially threatening national security through algorithms that instruct them "how to act." 

In response, Taiwan, as a democratic country, can develop its own large-scale language models and create a "Trustworthy AI Dialogue Engine" (TAIDE) with Taiwanese subjectivity. This would enable Taiwan to take control of AI sovereignty. Additionally, Taiwan will continue to strengthen education and technology to enhance democratic resilience and ensure long-term stability in the digital age. 

By striking a balance between safeguarding sovereignty and resilience, Taiwan can forge a more resilient, secure, and trustworthy future. The AI development in Taiwan is not only an economic and industrial advance but also a firm foundation for defending sovereignty and democracy, paving the way for a brighter future for the world.