Let me introduce Audrey Tang. Born in Taipei, Taiwan in 1981, she learned programming through self-study, left middle school at age 14, and became an entrepreneur at 19. In 2014, she became an Apple advisor and participated in Siri's development. In 2016, she became Taiwan's first Digital Minister. During the COVID-19 pandemic, she built the mask inventory management system and greatly contributed to preventing the spread of infection. Currently, she serves as Taiwan's Cyber Ambassador, the inaugural Senior Accelerator Fellow at Oxford University's Institute for Ethics in AI, a 2025 Right Livelihood laureate, and a TED2026 guest curator. Her recent book, Plurality, which was featured in TIME magazine, is one I've read and found incredibly fascinating.