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A homemaker, Ding Ling-hong, witnessed Mattel shutting down its Taiwan factory (MLT), leaving behind 5,000 unemployed people. Unable to find jobs, some went into taxi driving and were then robbed. She nevertheless founded a social enterprise—“SEL” (Shenghong Enterprise Co., Ltd.)—and improved the AV connector so that it could be assembled and used to earn a living with just two hands and a one-foot table. But after creating 100 jobs, she discovered that 4,900 more people still needed work—this was a “structural social problem” triggered by government failure. After diligent spiritual practice, one day in 1986 she lay beside the kitchen table, drawing, cutting, and pasting, and produced a TES diagram, describing it as “electronic + commerce,” also called “electronic commerce,” or EC

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When Peter Meets William

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Written by Peter Li-Chang Kuo ( Chinese ) In my 2005 book “ Open A Way for the Next Generation ” (Kuo, Li-Chang, 2005: p.191), I recorded the importance of creating opportunities for future generations. Many endeavors cannot be completed within a single generation; therefore, one generation must pave the way for the next. When the right moment arrives, that prepared path can turn adversity into opportunity and ultimately create a model for others to follow. In 1979, when I went to the United States to start a business, I heard a middle-aged lawyer express concern about the future of the next generation. In particular, he noted that the rise and fall of Seattle depended almost entirely on a single aerospace company. He believed a new industry combining “ Law + Software ” should be created, and he aspired to become a “ Big Engine ” to open a path for the next generation. Ten years later, this Mr. William H. Gates Sr. indeed became the father of the world’s richest man. Fig 1:...
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AI Barbie

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Written by Peter Li-Chang Kuo ( Chinese ) Today, everyone talks about “ Artificial Intelligence ” (AI). What few people realize is that there was once a real opportunity of Mattel — over 30 years ago — for an “ AI Barbie ” to emerge. Fig 1: Barbie Doll in 1984 In the early 1980s, Mattel internally questioned whether Barbie could still be saved. The company attempted to pivot into remote-controlled toys in Hong Kong , but the effort failed. By chance, I was hired as a “ Specialist ” — not to save Barbie, but to confirm the trend of decline. However, on my very first day at “ MLT ” (Mattel Ltd. Taiwan), I redesigned a critical flaw: replacing the original three-piece leg armature — time-consuming, labor-intensive, and highly inhumane to assemble — with a simplified " Two-piece Leg Armature " design. This change eliminated cumbersome manual assembly, reduced defect rates, and I also freely provided a " Sliding-based Processing Machine " originally used for ...
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On Ethics & Morality of the AI Era

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Prepared by Peter Lichang Kuo ( Chinese ) I. Introduction In today's context of rapid technological development, artificial intelligence (AI) is gradually being integrated into every aspect of our lives, ranging from medical diagnosis to auto-driving. However, with the popularization of AI technology, related ethical and moral issues have become increasingly prominent. We will discuss how to balance the perceptual morality of Adam Smith (1723~1790) and the rational morality of Immanuel Kant (1724~1804) to establish a moral structure in line with human values ​​​​in the era of AI. Fig 1: Adam Smith and Kant II. About Adam Smith’s Sentimental Morality Adam Smith published " The Theory of Moral Sentiments " in 1759, a book that explored the basis of human moral feelings and behavior. First of all, he argued that " sympathy is the core of human moral emotions ," and that individuals' perception and resonance with others' feelings promote the form...
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