The TED Interview

How Taiwan used digital tools to solve the pandemic with Audrey Tang

Jun 11, 2020

42:55

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How to Act Quickly Without Sacrificing Scientific Accuracy

01:37

Humor Versus Rumor

03:13

The Main Principle of Conserving the Anarchism of the Internet

02:29

Introduction

2min

Democracy in Asia - How to Win Successful Countered the Covert Using the Power of Digitala Toolsan and Coven

6min

Humor Versus Rumor

3min

The Counter Current Ofirs Strategy

3min

How Long Has the Humon Been Implemented?

3min

The Digital Transformation of Government

3min

Social Cohesion - Is It Possible?

3min

How to Act Quickly Without Sacrificing Scientific Accuracy

2min

Do You Think Any of Our Policies Could Be Applied in the United States Under the Current Trump Administration?

2min

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The Main Principle of Conserving the Anarchism of the Internet

2min

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The Challenges of Digital Democracy

2min

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Wet Didn't Do a Take Now

3min

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Social Media Addiction - Is It a Social Norm?

2min

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Using Digital Tools for Democracy

4min

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The Great Amplifier Comes No Matter You Want It or Not, but the Society

2min

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Is There a Digital Democracy?

2min

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A New Community at Ted

2min

Taiwan has succeeded in avoiding a pandemic lockdown, in part through an innovative digital strategy. Audrey Tang, Taiwan's Digital Minister, shares how tools and techniques like crowdsourcing, a transparent supplies system and the use of humor have resulted in less than 500 confirmed cases to date. This virtual conversation is part of TED2020, hosted by TED's science curator David Biello and current affairs curator Whitney Pennington Rodgers. It was recorded June 1, 2020.

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