
AI-generated summary
Shen Boyang is a candidate for Taipei mayor of the Democratic Progressive Party. He was questioned by the Kuomintang because his academic research involved drugs and pharmaceuticals. In 2014, he published an article that was accused of equating drugs with drugs.
The Kuomintang group of the Legislative Yuan held a press conference this morning (3rd), "Shen Boyang wants to poison Taipei. Will Su Qiaohui get on board the poisonous ocean current?" press conference, pointing out that Shen Boyang, the Taipei mayoral candidate of the Democratic Progressive Party, published an article in 2014 that "equated drugs with drugs." Shen Boyang said in an interview today that he has said before that it is very important to control the risks of drugs and drugs. This is also his consistent policy. If you want to discuss his previous academic research, let him go.
Shen Boyang attended the launch of the Democratic Progressive Party's Shilin Beitou City Councilor Chung Pei-ling's campaign headquarters this morning. In an interview before the meeting, he responded to the blue camp's question about "providing clean needles." He emphasized that this was something that had been done since the Ma government. If the blue camp wanted to criticize the policies of the Ma government, it would be a bit self-defeating. "Everyone really needs to read more literature."
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Shen said that drugs and medicines are both "drugs", and how to control risks for these is very important. Yesterday, he also mentioned how to eliminate drugs on campus. This is his consistent policy. If you want to discuss his previous academic research, just come over. He likes to discuss this matter most.
Shen Boyang also pointed out that the blue camp criticized him for wanting to "decriminalize" drugs, but he had previously guided students to write papers. Taiwan's current constitution is completely unsuitable for the decriminalization route. They really need to do more homework.
The media also asked that the blue committee members Luo Zhiqiang, Xu Qiaoxin and others who held a press conference today were announced yesterday to join Chiang Wanan’s campaign spokesperson team. Has Chiang Kai-shek’s campaign started to exert its efforts? Shen said that his campaign also has spokespersons, mainly to answer more questions; but now he sees more and more spokespersons for Jiang Wanan, like a wall, surrounding Jiang Wanan, and Chiang himself answers fewer and fewer questions. Then the spokesperson does not answer big questions, but attacks. The mayor should debate on municipal issues, otherwise he should answer citizens' questions. But now he is answering questions from citizens and opponent spokespersons every day, "So who is the mayor now?"
Shen Boyang ran four inauguration meetings of the parliamentary campaign headquarters today. He said that now all the parliamentarians and candidates' general elections are established in October. The time has been arranged. You can also see that there are many supporters of the parliamentarians. These people are also the people who usually assist the parliamentarians in gathering public opinions. For him, this "25+1" activity is very important.
AI outlook — possibilities, not facts
Shen Boyang will continue to emphasize his drug and drug risk control policies in subsequent election campaigns
Very likely · Within weeks
The Kuomintang will continue to use Shen Boyang’s past academic discussions to attack
Likely · Within weeks

Former Taiwan People's Party Chairman Ko Wenzhe went to Kaohsiung City today to participate in Ke Zhien's assistant election event. He said that the key to the 2026 election is New Taipei City and Kaohsiung City. If the DPP defeats New Taipei City, KMT Chairman Cheng Li-wen should step down. If the Blue Camp wins Kaohsiung, DPP Chairman Lai Ching-te may be replaced. Ko Wenzhe, Ke Zhien, and People's Party candidate Lin Yukai were sweeping the streets in Yangming Market. Ke Wenzhe criticized the election campaign as too boring and suggested that Ke Zhien find People's Party Chairman Huang Guochang as the director-general of the campaign.

When Vice President Hsiao Meiqin attended a prayer meeting of thanksgiving and blessing at the Yancheng Presbyterian Church in Kaohsiung, she compared Kaohsiung mayoral candidate Lai Ruilong of the Democratic Progressive Party to a "dragon cat," describing him as ancient, warm and cute, and emphasized that both she and Lai Ruilong are "war cats" and "warm cats" that have been tempered. Lai Ruilong promised to serve humbly, safeguard freedom and democracy, and strive to make Kaohsiung a world-class city.

DPP Taipei mayoral candidate Shen Boyang attended the press conference to launch Chung Pei-ling's presidential campaign and was interviewed. He said that "Legal Vernacular" host Liu Luo also criticized Jiang Wanan for treating Taipei citizens as idiots, reflecting citizens' dissatisfaction with the lack of answers to municipal issues such as flooding, parasols, and nutritious lunches. He also said that he was willing to accept an exclusive interview with veteran media person Wang Qianqiu because he responded to citizens' questions every day.

Media reports pointed out that some congressional aides have used generative artificial intelligence to write speeches, create graphics and briefings, and submitted budget documents to AI analysis to draft budget reduction or freeze proposals. Similar practices are also used in bill development. Experts point out that when AI output becomes the basis for questioning, budget review, or law revision, content distortion or biased stance may affect people's rights and interests, and improper data handling may even endanger privacy and official secrets. Both the International Congressional Union and the Artificial Intelligence Basic Law emphasize that AI should enhance human capabilities rather than replace democratic deliberation. The Legislative Yuan should stipulate usage specifications, establish an audit mechanism, and provide relevant training to ensure that responsibilities are borne by humans rather than outsourced to models.

Ko Wenzhe and Ko Zhien were sweeping the streets in the market in Sanmin District, Kaohsiung. Ko Wenzhe bluntly said that Lai Ruilong was too aggressive, and suggested that Ko Zhien let Huang Guochang be the director-general of the campaign, pointing out that the Kaohsiung election was too boring, and Lai Qingde's position as chairman of the party may be replaced after Kaohsiung is captured. Ke Zhien responded by asking Chairman Ke to come together, and said that Lin Yukai of the People's Party was an excellent candidate and hoped to be promoted.

On March 3, Taipei Mayor Chiang Wanan went to the founding meeting of Kuomintang Congressman Guo Zhaoyan's campaign headquarters. When asked by the media if he thought Shen Boyang's personality was changed during the election, he laughed and responded, "Everyone has public comment." He also emphasized that the average age of his campaign office team is 30 years old, and revealed that five KMT legislators have joined the campaign speech lineup, calling them long-term comrades who represent the voices of different generations.