Global Economic and Technological Transformation - Legal Strategies in the Era of Trump 2.0 and AI Developments Published by: LCS & Partners/ Authors: LCS attorneys and partners This book is focused on how the legal system responds to the significant challenges arising from the intersection of contemporary international politics and technological forces.  Combining the new world we are facing, the book provides risk alerts and response strategies, aiming to serve as an essential guide for enterprises, investors and professionals seeking legal solutions in times of transformation. The three main topics are as follows: Part I: Legal Responses to Trump 2.0 Part I examines the legal impacts of uncertain international politics on trade, contracts and corporate risk management, and explores corresponding legal strategies. Topics include: Regulations of Import and Export in response to the U.S. tariffs, commercial contracts negotiation and performance under Trump's tariff policies, policy announcements and insider trading under Taiwan's securities law and regulations and the labor protections in Taiwan in response to termination due to economic recession.   Part II Part II is focused on the emerging opportunities and challenges brought by AI applications in copyright, trademark, and energy sectors. Topics include: legal responses to the AI wave, legal boundaries of AI model training for image-based product design tools and the commercial outputs, preliminary study on the trademark issues arising from AI and corporate brand protection and the legal challenges of AI in the renewable energy sector.   Part III Part III is focused on Taiwan, offering perspectives on legal innovation in areas such as PPP model reform, geothermal energy developments and asset managements. Topics include: The future legal proposals for infrastructure developments under the PPP Model – study of the ETC asset transfer, the current status and the future prospects of Geothermal Power Generation in Taiwan, and the evolution and future of the inspector system for developing Taiwan as the Asian Asset Management Hub.