Audrey Tang
Audrey Tang is a prominent Taiwanese politician and digital minister, known for her innovative approaches to government transparency and citizen engagement through technology. Born on April 18, 1981, she gained recognition as a software programmer before entering public service. Tang is particularly noted for her advocacy of open-source software and her role in Taiwan's digital democracy initiatives. She became the youngest minister in Taiwan's history when appointed in 2016, and she has been instrumental in promoting digital literacy and collaborative governance in Taiwan. Her work emphasizes the importance of harnessing technology to empower citizens and foster inclusive decision-making.
Born on Apr 18, 1981 (44 years old)
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Taiwan:
Audrey Tang is Taiwan’s Cyber Ambassador and served as Taiwan’s first digital affairs minister.
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Taiwan:
Cyber ambassador Audrey Tang is a founding member of the group, and serves in a technologist role.
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Japan:
Audrey Tang discussed the challenges of democracy and division in society.
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Japan:
Audrey Tang warns about the potential for division in Japan due to digital technology.
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Japan:
Audrey Tang, Taiwan's first Digital Minister, emphasizes the potential of AI to overcome societal divisions.
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Japan:
Audrey Tang, Taiwan's first digital minister, emphasized the potential of AI to overcome societal divisions during her visit to Japan.
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Japan:
Audrey Tang, Taiwan's first digital minister, emphasized the potential of AI to overcome societal divisions.
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Japan:
Audrey Tang warns about the potential for division in society due to digital technology.
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Japan:
Audrey Tang, Taiwan's first Digital Minister, emphasizes the potential of AI to overcome societal divisions.
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Japan:
Audrey Tang warns about the potential for division in society due to digital technology.
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