Search
TSMC's Co-Chief Operating Officer Y.J. Mii compares AI to a 'three-year-old superman' and adopts a cautious stance on its application, particularly focusing on data security risks. TSMC has established strict access mechanisms for AI to interact with its core business, only allowing it to engage in auxiliary tasks in non-sensitive areas, while advanced process R&D data processing still relies on manual labor. Mii also stated that AI's role in the development of next-generation semiconductor technology is limited, as it struggles to overcome the physical limits of high-end equipment such as lithography machines. Against the backdrop of escalating safety controversies in the AI industry, TSMC's conservative stance serves as a model, reflecting its approach to seeking a balance between innovation speed and risk control.
-
C114 Communication Network -
Communication Home
