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In-depth insights bridging business strategy, emerging technology, and global knowledge dialogue — spanning corporate governance, national strategy, global governance, and dialogues with Nobel laureates.
The Legal Maze of AI Agent Liability: Who Is Responsible When Autonomous Systems Cause Harm?
Analyzing AI liability framework design through agency law, product liability, and the EU AI Liability Directive, using game theory and law & economics.
From "Ask and Answer" to "Command and Execute": The Paradigm Shift in Human-AI Collaboration
Analyzing the fundamental differences between conversational AI and agentic AI through principal-agent theory, transaction cost economics, and cybernetics.
The AI Agent Protocol Wars: MCP, A2A, and the Standards Battle for the Future of Agentic AI
NIST announces AI Agent standards program, Chrome ships WebMCP, MCP hits 97 million monthly downloads — the protocol wars are replaying TCP/IP vs. OSI history.
AI Agents and the Future of Human Cognition: When the Brain Outsources Thinking to Machines
MIT EEG research finds 55% reduced brain connectivity when using ChatGPT; Wharton/PNAS experiments show 17% exam score decline after GPT-4 practice.
AI Agent Economics: From OpenClaw to the Paradigm Shift of Digital Labor
OpenClaw triggers $800 billion SaaS market cap evaporation, Anthropic CEO envisions one-person billion-dollar companies, McKinsey estimates $2.9 trillion annual value from AI agents.
Copyright Protection in the AI Era: An Economic Perspective
Excessive intellectual property protection will stall AI development — re-examining the nature of copyright and optimal protection levels from an economics perspective.
After Death: A Speculative Journey from Pascal's Wager to Quantum Consciousness
Spanning the boundaries of science, philosophy, and religion — from Pascal's rational wager to quantum physicists' consciousness theories, exploring humanity's ultimate question.
Reflections on Steven Cheung's Sharecropping Theory
Revisiting the core insights of institutional economics through Cheung's 1969 sharecropping theory — why the appearance of "exploitation" may conceal a logic of efficiency.
Chiang Hsun and the Diamond Sutra: The Aesthetics of Letting Go
Exploring the life wisdom of the Diamond Sutra — "all phenomena are illusory" — through Chiang Hsun's travel writings and hand-copied sutras, examining how to face loss and letting go.
Matching Theory: From Stable Marriage to the Nobel Prize
From the Gale-Shapley algorithm to the Nobel Prize in Economics — how matching theory solves real-world problems in college admissions, medical residency placements, and kidney exchange.
The Fair Cake-Cutting Problem: From Ancient Wisdom to Modern Mathematics
Exploring the mathematical essence of distributive justice — from the biblical "I cut, you choose" to the Brams-Taylor envy-free algorithm, analyzing the mathematics and history of fair division.
Taiwan's National AI Strategy: From Silicon Island to Smart Island
Taiwan dominates over 90% of global advanced semiconductor manufacturing, yet faces significant gaps in AI applications. Analyzing six key pathways for Taiwan's transformation from "Silicon Island" to "Smart Island."
Introduction to Game Theory: Insights from Two Nobel Laureates
Drawing from firsthand dialogues with Nobel laureates Robert Aumann and Robert Wilson, deconstructing the core concepts of game theory — incentive design, information asymmetry, and mechanism design.
After the AI Basic Act: Taiwan's AI Governance Architecture and Inter-Ministry Blueprint
After Taiwan passed its AI Basic Act in 2025, how can the seven guiding principles be translated into an actionable inter-ministry blueprint? Comparing the EU AI Act, US executive orders, and Japan's AI strategy.
2030 Global Trends Revisited: Re-examining Guillen's Predictions
Which predictions from the 2020 dialogue with Cambridge Business School Dean Mauro Guillen have come true? How have generative AI and geopolitical fragmentation rewritten the 2030 global landscape?
Six Thinking Frameworks for Decision-Makers: Wisdom from Nobel Laureates
Synthesizing in-depth dialogues with six Nobel laureates and leading global scholars, distilling six essential thinking frameworks for decision-makers — from game-theoretic thinking to systems thinking.
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