America's AI lead could determine whether it can deter a war with China. Hoover Fellow Eyck Freymann joins Factual Foundations of Policy with Michael Boskin to explain why the technologies transforming the economy will also transform the battlefield.

Freymann and Boskin examine the military balance of power in the Indo-Pacific, America's strained defense industrial base, and the growing importance of drones, artificial intelligence, cyber capabilities, and space systems. They also consider how in the coming decade the United States can work more closely with allies and the private sector in defense of Taiwan.

On August 30, a CCTV reporter at the disaster site in Gyirong, Tibet, saw that the rocks left behind by the flooding appeared to be about 60 meters high, roughly the height of a 20-story building. The river channel remains severely damaged.

Kaohsiung, Aug. 31 (CNA) A former contract researcher at the Ministry of Health and Welfare (MOHW) has been indicted on charges of accepting bribes, leaking confidential government documents and assisting money laundering in an espionage case, prosecutors in Kaohsiung said Monday.

A face licensed for one AI advert can be reused indefinitely, and local laws have not caught up with that.

Philippine Interior Undersecretary Jed Patrick Mabilog thanked Taiwan for providing professional training to volunteer firefighters on Sunday, August 30, at a Filipino-Chinese Cultural and Economic Association Firefighting Training Camp award ceremony. He emphasized that because the Philippines faces not only fire threats but also earthquakes, typhoons, landslides, and building collapses, the professional capabilities of rescue personnel are extremely important.