“AINTU” is the NTU Joint Research Center for AI Technology and All Vista Healthcare, or the Artificial Intelligence Center at National Taiwan University (AINTU).
Goals and Vision
The five major goals of center include:
Research: Become an international research center via the integration of research projects and cross-disciplinary, cross-unit, and international cooperation.
Platform: Combine government, industry, medical and academic circles to establish a cross-disciplinary AI development platform
Talent: Cultivate AI talents from basic to expert to meet the needs of national institutions and industry
Application: Promote the application of AI research results to social and economic development and contribute to society
International: Develop Taiwan’s AI research capability, establish artificial intelligence resources and influence, and enhance Taiwan’s international influence
The vision of AINTU has the following four parts:
Integrate cross-disciplinary and cross-unit artificial intelligence project teams to develop machine learning and deep learning, data mining and big data analytics, artificial intelligence perception, natural speech and language processing, and other forward-looking technologies, as well as artificial intelligence policy and law.
Lead domestic biotechnology medical teams to enhance the level of domestic biomedical technology, and benefit the health and well-being of the whole country. At the same time, establish an international research group of AI biomedical doctors, allowing Taiwan’s major medical achievements to be marketed globally.
Build ample biomedical databases, as well as infrastructure for solid cross-domain cooperation infrastructure and pipelines for smooth international and industry-university collaboration.
Develop artificial intelligence resources and influence, artificial intelligence industries, artificial intelligence talents, and a solid artificial intelligence industry.
Organization
Hsin-Hsi Chen
Director
Chu-Song Chen
Co-director
Shou-De Lin
Co-director
Hung-Yi Lee
The section of advanced technology
Yun-Nung Chen
The section of international cooperation
Yu-Chiang Wang
The section of tech promotion and public relations
Edward Duh
CEO
Events
2018
NSTC Joint Research Center for AI Technology and All Vista Healthcare Officially Launches
AINTU Hosts the First Boot Camp in Collaboration with MOST and Google.
AINTU Establishes Bilateral Collaboration with Japan’s National AI Center (AIST AIRC)
2019
AINTU signed a MOU with Certis Group.
AINTU signed a MOU with the University of Toronto, Canada.
AINTU invited AI pioneer Professor Andrew Yan-Tak Ng to deliver a lecture at National Taiwan University.
AINTU held its first week-long ‘2019 AI Summer School.
2020
AI Center Implements the MOST Capstone Program.
signed an industry–academia collaboration agreement with CTBC Bank and held a contract-signing press conference.
hosted the “2020 Technology and Humanities Dialogue Series: International Guidelines, Regulations, and Practices in AI Scientific Research and Development” symposium.
The AI Center participated in the “2020 Medical Technology Exhibition” showcasing its research achievements.
2021
AINTU hosted MLSS (Machine Learning Summer School) 2021 Taipei, attracting 1,700 students from over 61 countries.
Co-hosted the NExT Forum – AI and Next Generation Communications with the Hon Hai Research Institute.
Co-organized the symposium course ‘Artificial Intelligence Medical Devices Supporting Clinical Practice’ with the Food and Drug Administration, Ministry of Health and Welfare.
AINTU hosted the Fourth Google AI Innovation Research Boot Camp (AI BootCamp 2021).
2022
Launched the four-year National Science and Technology Council (NSTC) AI project titled ‘Addressing Major National Challenges: Research on Trustworthy AI Advanced Technologies for Intelligent Services.
Successfully facilitated the first large-scale collaboration under the Google–National Taiwan University industry–academia partnership framework (Finite Element Analysis).
Hosted the Google Silicon Research Workshop.
Participated in the ‘2022 Medical Technology Exhibition,’ showcasing research achievements; project teams received two National Innovation Awards.
2023
Intelligent Emergency Care research achievements: the AI NTU Center and National Taiwan University Hospital held a press conference to present research outcomes.
AINTU hosted ACM SIGIR 2023, a flagship conference in the field of information retrieval, marking the first time a top-tier AI conference was held in Taiwan.”
AINTU hosted the Sixth Google AI Innovation Research Boot Camp (AI BootCamp 2023).
2024
AINTU hosted the “Google x NTU Roundtable Meeting” facilitating research collaborations between the two parties.
AINTU showcased its research achievements at the ‘2024 Taiwan AI Centers of Excellence Results Exchange Meeting.’”
AINTU hosted the Taiwan AI Academic Forum 2024.
2025
Organized a corporate visit to the Google Taipei Office.
AINTU hosted the Taiwan AI Academic Forum 2025.
AINTU co-hosted the ACML 2025 International Conference with the Department of Computer Science and Information Engineering, National Taiwan University.
AINTU co-hosted the ‘New Era AI Applications and Law Symposium’ with the Graduate Institute of Technology, Innovation and Intellectual Property, National Chengchi University
