What is taiwan-law-ai-course?

This repository is a course materials library for a series on Taiwan law and AI applications. The README is written in Traditional Chinese. Based on the description, the course is organized in collaboration with several institutions: the Taiwan Law Foundation, a graduate law program at one university, another university law department, and a Fu Jen Catholic University AI applications course. The common thread is introducing legal professionals and law students to AI tools. Each class session gets its own folder, named with the date and topic covered in that session. Inside each folder the expected structure is a PowerPoint slides file, a README describing what was covered in that class, and space for any other supporting files. The folder naming format is YYYY-MM-DD_topic-name, which keeps sessions sorted chronologically. At the time this README was written, only one session had been added: a June 2026 introductory session on GitHub. The description says the repository is active and will accumulate materials over time as the course series continues. The repository does not contain any software to install or run. It is a document archive. Everything in it is presentation slides and written notes intended for people attending or reviewing the courses. If you are a course participant, the materials for each class should appear here shortly after each session. The license is MIT, which is an open-source software license applied here to the course documents, meaning anyone can read, share, or adapt the materials. The project is described as written in Traditional Chinese and hosted on GitHub, which the first session apparently covers as an introductory topic for participants who may not have used GitHub before.