Jim Hsu-sung Wu
Short vita
Hsu-Sung Wu is the Project Assistant at the FNF Global Innovation Hub in Taipei.
Contributions
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“A war between democracy and totalitarianism”
The Taiwan Office of the Friedrich Naumann Foundation for Freedom (FNF) invited Ms. Oleksandra Matviichuk, the 2022 Nobel Peace Prize Laureate, to visit Taiwan. She spoke at a public forum titled “Ukraine and Taiwan Experiences: The Resilience of Democracy”. In her speech, Mrs. Matviichuk emphasized: “Ordinary people can do extraordinary things. When ordinary people step up to help each other, they can change the trajectory of history.”
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"Democracy advocates must stand together"
Tsai Ing-wen, former President of Taiwan, visited the Friedrich Naumann Foundation for Freedom (FNF) in Berlin. She called for stronger cooperation among democracies as tensions with China remain high.
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FNF X MoCA STUDIO: "YAWUPO - You Are What U Post"
Following its acclaimed 2019 debut in Germany, YAWUPO now arrives at the Museum of Contemporary Art Taipei (MoCA Taipei) as an official exhibition, running October 18 – December 7, with a fully reimagined Taiwan edition. Partnering with the creative team and MoCA Taipei, the Hub invites the audience to reflect on their role and agency as media users, encouraging a re-evaluation of our role within the ever-evolving flow of information.
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Better than Human? AI-Assisted Moderation Sparks Innovative Dialogue on Deliberative Democracy
The Friedrich Naumann Foundation’s Global Innovation Hub hosted the 7th episode of its Innovation for Democracy (I4D) Café webinar series— How Can AI Facilitate Public Participation and Deliberation? Featuring Dr. Alice Siu, Associate Director of the Deliberative Democracy Lab at Stanford University, and Mr. Yen-Ting Hsu, co-founder of Taiwan Reach-Out Association for Democracy (T-ROAD), the webinar explored how AI-assisted participation platform, like Stanford’s Online Deliberation Platform, could enhance a democratic dialogue and citizen’s public participation. Beyond showcasing its features, the event prompted critical discussions on the role of AI in public discourse and its implications for democracy.
