AI EXPO Taiwan 2026, one of Asia’s leading AI industry showcases, opened today at the Taipei Expo Dome in Yuanshan Flora Expo Park for a three-day run (March 25–27). Making its debut at the event, BIG DATA Co., Ltd., Taiwan’s leading data technology company, took the X Stage to unveil its latest brand anti-counterfeiting solution, presented by Chief Technology Officer Sam Meng(孟令三). Meanwhile, DIGITIMES joined forces with DailyView — BIG DATA’s flagship data intelligence platform — and IC Radio to launch the first-ever Creator Impact Awards, naming PanSci(泛科學) Creator of the Year. BIG DATA Chief Operating Officer and spokesperson Weiwei Chiang(蔣志薇) presented the Instagram Creator of the Year award to Selina (S的AI研究所) and the Instagram Excellence Award to Nuva Lin(林上哲). At its booth, BIG DATA drew strong visitor engagement with an interactive “AI Readiness Check” game that introduced attendees to its new AI Workshop solutions and its full-stack intelligent data value chain services.
Over 90% of Fraud Starts with Impersonation: BIG DATA Takes the Stage — From Fraud Prevention to Trust Infrastructure
The X Stage at AI EXPO Taiwan 2026 focused on AI’s impact on everyday life, bringing together speakers from content creation, financial fraud prevention, education and career development to explore how AI is reshaping society and the way people learn. In a talk titled “Fighting Fakes Is Really About Protecting Trust: How AI Safeguards Brand Reputation,” BIG DATA CTO Sam Meng(孟令三) noted that as generative AI and deepfake technology advance, the line between real and fake is blurring faster than ever — and only a small fraction of people can reliably tell the difference. More than 90% of fraud cases now involve some form of identity impersonation; fraud today isn’t a single tactic but a full playbook of impersonating an identity, building trust, and then executing the scam.
To counter this systemic threat, BIG DATA is fighting AI with AI. Its multi-layered detection framework combines visual recognition, semantic analysis, behavioral pattern detection and fact-checking, cross-referenced against authoritative data sources to turn risk assessment from guesswork into evidence-based decision-making. Its brand anti-impersonation detection service, KEYTECTOR, uses automated cross-platform scanning, AI-driven analysis and real-time alerts to help companies catch impersonation attempts early and strengthen brand risk management. As Meng put it, generative AI has made fraud easier to produce than ever — companies today aren’t just fighting scams, they’re fighting a fundamental erosion of trust. The next competitive battleground isn’t who sounds most convincing — it’s who’s actually real.
DIGITIMES, DailyView and IC Radio Launch First Creator Impact Awards — PanSci Named Creator of the Year
DIGITIMES partnered with DailyView, BIG DATA’s data intelligence platform and Taiwan’s largest, along with IC Radio to launch the inaugural Creator Impact Awards. Built on social listening and big data analysis spanning YouTube, Instagram and podcasts, the awards used metrics such as “Social PR Value” and “Positive Sentiment Influence” to identify the 20 most influential AI and technology content creators, spotlighting their outsized role in the digital content ecosystem. The awards span nine categories, including Creator of the Year, Cross-Category Creator, and Rising Star Creator, alongside platform-specific honors. PanSci(泛科學) took home the top prize, Creator of the Year.
BIG DATA COO and spokesperson Weiwei Chiang(蔣志薇) presented the Instagram Creator of the Year award to S的AI研究所 (Selina) and the Instagram Excellence Award to Nuva Lin(林上哲). Chiang noted that in an era of fragmented information and algorithm-driven feeds, the yardstick for influence is shifting — from reach to trust and depth of impact. The creators who matter most aren’t just seen; they shape opinions, build lasting trust, and move the needle on decisions that count. Data now makes influence measurable and comparable, and Chiang expects brand-creator partnerships to evolve accordingly — from exposure-driven deals to strategic collaborations built around the quality of influence.
From Data Collection to Decision-Making: BIG DATA Showcases Its Full Intelligent Data Value Chain
At its booth, BIG DATA showcased its complete Intelligent Data Value Chain — from data collection and cleaning to analysis and actionable insight — demonstrating how companies can connect the dots across their data operations and turn that data into real decisions. Brand protection and identity verification drew particularly strong interest, with KEYTECTOR (brand anti-impersonation detection) and KEYKYC (real-time business risk intelligence) fielding the most inquiries on the show floor — a clear signal of rising demand for brand trust and risk management tools.
The booth’s interactive “AI Readiness Check” let visitors gauge their company’s AI maturity in just three minutes, then pointed them toward BIG DATA’s newly launched AI Workshop solutions. Starting with a diagnostic of a company’s current state, the program builds a tailored AI adoption roadmap across three areas — public sentiment insight, brand protection, and business risk control — helping companies pinpoint the right use cases and move from strategy to execution faster.
BIG DATA Debuts New KEYPO Features at 2026 LEAP East
The era of generative AI is rapidly transforming how users worldwide search for and access information, as well as how enterprises make decisions. Brand management is also evolving from traditional social media monitoring to a new stage that simultaneously encompasses "AI Listening." Taiwan-based AI data technology company BIG DATA Co., Ltd. is participating in the Asian tech event 2026 LEAP East for the first time, showcasing the brand-new AI Listening feature of AI Public Opinion Analytics Software, KEYPO, which helps enterprises comprehensively grasp their brand influence across both AI and social ecosystems. The company is also presenting its corporate due diligence platform KEYKYC, along with the content analysis platforms DailyView and Hong Kong DailyView, offering a complete one-stop AI data solution spanning brand intelligence, corporate trust, risk management, and industry analysis. WeiWei Chiang, Chief Operating Officer of BIG DATA Co., Ltd., stated that AI is redefining how enterprises obtain market intelligence and understand consumers. Through KEYPO, the company helps enterprises build more comprehensive brand insight capabilities in the AI era. This year, BIG DATA has continued to accelerate its overseas expansion, having been selected in April as one of the exhibiting teams under Startup Island TAIWAN to participate in SusHi Tech Tokyo, and is now advancing into Hong Kong. The company hopes that through 2026 LEAP East, it can establish partnerships with Asian enterprises, continue expanding into overseas markets, and build further momentum toward its planned IPO.
BIG DATA Goes Global: KEYPO AI Analytics Debuts at SusHi Tech Tokyo 2026
"SusHi Tech Tokyo 2026," Asia's largest innovative technology event, recently opened at Tokyo Big Sight. The national startup brand Startup Island TAIWAN, along with partners Startup Terrace, InnoSquare, HAOSHi, IAPS, and CDIB, formed the Taiwan Pavilion, leading 27 Taiwanese startup teams to showcase Taiwan's innovation energy. On the first day of the exhibition, Tokyo Governor Yuriko Koike and Minister of Environment Chi-ming Peng visited the pavilion. Data technology leader BIG DATA Co., Ltd. was selected to participate for the first time, demonstrating the Japanese version of its AI sentiment analysis software, "KEYPO Big Data Public Opinion Analytics Software," officially announcing that Taiwan's data technology has stepped onto the international stage and demonstrating the strength of Taiwan-Japan data linkage. "KEYPO Big Data Public Opinion Analytics Software" was built upon the company's more than ten years of experience in data analysis and AI applications, long serving enterprises, the public sector, and academic research units to help understand public opinion structures, grasp risk trends, and support key decision-making judgments. By extending the data technical capabilities accumulated from serving over 1,000 iconic corporate clients across various fields in the Taiwan market, the company is now expanding into Japan, a highly mature and demanding market.At the same time, BIG DATA Co., Ltd. was invited to attend "Cross-border Open Innovation Day — Corporates X Startups," co-hosted by Meet Global and CDIB Capital Group. Ken Chen, General Manager of the Japan region, represented the company in an in-depth dialogue with Kosuke Yusa, Director of the Investment Department at DG INCUBATION, a venture capital firm under Japan's Digital Garage Group, regarding cross-border cooperation in Taiwan-Japan data technology, marking a key milestone for its Japanese market strategy. Staney Chin, CEO of BIG DATA Co., Ltd., stated that standing on the international stage of SusHi Tech Tokyo aims to let the world see that Taiwan is not only a synonym for hardware manufacturing but also possesses world-class AI sentiment analysis capabilities. In the future, the company will deeply cultivate Japanese local data construction and product function optimization, responding to market demands with actual technical delivery, and while advancing international business, continue to add momentum to the company's IPO process.
BIG DATA Launches the Japan Edition of KEYPO
As digital transformation accelerates across Asia, companies face increasingly complex information sources and public discourse, raising the stakes for brand trust, risk management and sound decision-making. With Japan’s high bar for information quality and decision precision squarely in view, BIG DATA Co., Ltd. today launched the Japan edition of KEYPO, its AI-powered public sentiment analysis platform. Built with a fully localized UI, database and analytics tailored to the Japan market, plus a dedicated “Custom Channel Monitoring” feature, the launch marks a new phase in the company’s international expansion. BIG DATA CEO Staney Chin(金志丞) said KEYPO draws on more than a decade of data analytics and AI experience serving businesses, government agencies and academic institutions, helping them understand public discourse, track emerging risks and support critical decisions. By extending the data capabilities it has built serving more than 1,000 leading enterprise clients across industries in Taiwan into Japan, a mature and exacting market, KEYPO aims to become a trusted decision-support partner for companies across Asia, while building momentum toward the company’s planned public listing.