# The Nest Post（巢報）

> The Nest Post (巢報) is a small independent news site in Traditional Chinese, with selected stories in English. Tagline: 「一則時事，多看一層來源與脈絡」 (one current event, one more layer of sources and context). Every paragraph links to its sources.

## Editorial standards

- Publisher and editor: Art Lee. The site is independent, has no outside funding and runs on volunteers. It does not accept funding or influence from any political party or interest group.
- How stories are made: people and AI work together. People set topics, review them, set outlines and positions, and write. AI carries out the work, gathers material, analyses it and writes.
- Bylines: stories are published under the byline "Art". The publisher chooses topics and decides corrections and withdrawals.
- Sourcing: every factual paragraph links to its original source; quotes in other languages are given in the original with a translation. Each source is logged with the time it was fetched and a SHA-256 hash of the snapshot (a hash identifies a version; it does not prove the content true).
- Labels: facts, statements by officials or parties, analysis (inference, with its basis and gaps) and the owner's opinion are kept in separate, labelled paragraphs. Each story lists "what we don't know yet".
- Checks: stories are published after automated structure checks and a word-for-word check of quotes against the sources. Automated checks are not fact-checking.
- Corrections: each story keeps its version number and history; corrections are noted at the top. Readers can report errors, with the paragraph and evidence, to corrections@thenestpost.com.
- Independence: no advertising; not affiliated with any party or government body.

## Using this content

- Search engines and AI crawlers (search, answer and training) may crawl the whole public site; see robots.txt.
- When quoting or summarising, please link to the story URL, keep its date, and keep analysis and opinion paragraphs attributed as such.

## Stories (Traditional Chinese)

- [逐句拆解台北市長辯論：一半時間在攻防，蔣萬安講做到什麼，沈伯洋講要做什麼](https://thenestpost.com/news/taipei-mayor-debate-2026/): 我們把 10 月 31 日台北市長辯論的逐字稿切成 711 句逐句分類：沈伯洋 50.6%、蔣萬安 46.4% 的發言在攻擊或反駁。沈伯洋的具體政策占 17.8%，蔣萬安的政績占 22.4%。對照公開資料，公館圓環的數字兩人各說對一半；蔣萬安對環狀線、運動中心、敬老卡的描述快過市府自己的進度，沈伯洋的臨托政見有約 30 萬小時的人力缺口，「出席率 7%」查無出處。 (published 2026-10-31)
- [法官拿到 Copilot，被告用 AI 寫上訴狀：AI 從兩扇門走進台灣法庭](https://thenestpost.com/news/tw-ai-judgments/): 司法院 2023 年想讓 AI 替酒駕與人頭帳戶案寫判決草稿，遭反對後暫緩，至今沒有上線；但今年 8 月，司法院為全國法官配發 Microsoft 365 Copilot，9 月又發文警告法官不得用 AI 生成裁判書。法庭另一端，最高法院駁回一份疑似 AI 寫的車手上訴狀，臺北地院首度對用 AI 濫訴的當事人罰鍰 3 萬元。一項新實驗顯示，專業人士有 86% 的時候跟著 AI 的傾向做決定，「人工審查」未必是獨立的把關。 (published 2026-10-31)
- [「我剛剛問AI」：台灣上班族把判斷交給 AI 之後，誰學不會、誰來扛](https://thenestpost.com/news/tw-ai-work-forums/): 一項 10 月發表的實驗發現，專業分析師有 86% 的時候跟著 AI 被隨機設定的傾向做決定，77% 用了 AI 的論點，只有 15% 提到 AI。我們讀了 PTT、Dcard 今年 39 個討論串與 17 篇貼文：主管開口就是「我剛剛問AI」，新人回答「因為AI說這樣比較好」，工程師不再一行行看程式碼，公司把 AI 用量當 KPI 卻限制額度。論壇的共識是，出事還是人扛；調查則顯示，台灣 64% 的上班族用過 AI，卻只有 20% 的非管理職覺得有足夠的學習資源。 (published 2026-10-31)
- [快到 0.5 了，為什麼沒人在乎？全世界在算台灣的出生數，台灣網友在冷笑](https://thenestpost.com/news/tw-fertility-forums/): 兩年前，台灣每千人出生的孩子還比韓國多；今年 1 到 8 月，韓國的出生數已是台灣的 3.14 倍。台灣 2025 年總生育率 0.695，全球最低；今年 1 到 9 月出生 69,446 人，又少了一成半，結婚數也還在跌，而台灣的孩子只有 4.49% 在婚外出生。我們讀了國內外論壇約 150 個討論串、超過 3 萬 5 千則留言：外國網友問「和平又有錢的地方怎麼會這樣」；台灣網友用「少子化大成功」冷笑，也自己解釋為什麼沒人在乎。月領五千的成長津貼明年上路，論壇上嘲諷多過期待。 (published 2026-10-30)
- [從關掉俄語到冬奧頭盔：烏克蘭網友一年來怎麼爭論「什麼才算我們的」](https://thenestpost.com/news/ukraine-forums-culture/): 戰爭第五年，烏克蘭人在網路上怎麼吵語言與文化？我們讀了 IT 社群 DOU、Reddit 與檔案分享論壇 Toloka 近一年的討論：一個讓網路「改說烏克蘭語」的瀏覽器外掛吵出 1,074 則留言，一家公司關掉俄語後每月少了 22 萬使用者，還有停電歌、歐洲歌唱大賽、冬奧紀念頭盔與沒有俄語的《地鐵 2039》。最激烈的爭論，往往發生在烏克蘭人之間。 (published 2026-10-26)
- [我欠國家什麼？烏克蘭網友一年來怎麼吵選舉、和談與盟友](https://thenestpost.com/news/ukraine-forums-politics/): 戰爭第五年，烏克蘭人在網路上吵的不只是民生，也吵國家本身。我們讀了 DOU 與 Reddit 上 17 個政治討論串、約 3,200 則留言：從一個 1,029 則留言的「我欠國家什麼」辯論、費奧多羅夫去職與戰時選舉、頓巴斯換和平，到對川普、波蘭與歐盟的失望。論壇和民調常常相反：DOU 站內投票 61% 要「現在就選」，全國民調只有 15%。 (published 2026-10-26)
- [從經濟緩召到停電帳單：烏克蘭網友一年來怎麼談「留下來的代價」](https://thenestpost.com/news/ukraine-forums-life/): 戰爭第五年，烏克蘭人在網路上吵什麼？我們讀了 IT 社群 DOU 與 Reddit 烏克蘭語社群近一年的 19 個討論串、約 2,700 則留言：從「每月 1,500 美元換緩召」的提案、18 到 22 歲男性出國、一場不存在的移工潮、徵召女性的請願，到停暖、票價與通膨。反對聲浪的核心往往不是道德，而是對國家機構的不信任。 (published 2026-10-24)
- [同一場法國暴動，五個論壇看見五個世界](https://thenestpost.com/news/france-riots-forums/): 2026 年 10 月 17 日，油價與學校危機引爆的法國全國示威演變成數十年來最嚴重的暴動之一。我們整理路透、CNN、franceinfo 等主流媒體的背景，再讀 jeuxvideo.com、Reddit、HFR、Mastodon、Lemmy 五個法語社群約兩千則貼文：年輕人論壇怪左派與移民，Reddit 和 Mastodon 怒警察與政府，老牌論壇談自衛與派軍。唯一的共識，是大家都在算 2027 年總統大選誰會得利。 (published 2026-10-22)

## Stories (English edition)

- [Taipei’s mayoral debate, sentence by sentence: half of it was attack and defence; Chiang talked about what he has done, Shen about what he would do](https://thenestpost.com/en/news/taipei-mayor-debate-2026/): We split the transcript of Taipei’s 31 October mayoral debate into 711 sentences and coded each one: 50.6% of what Puma Shen said and 46.4% of what Chiang Wan-an said was attacking the other or rebutting. Concrete policy made up 17.8% of Shen’s words; Chiang’s record in office made up 22.4% of his. Checked against public records, each man was half right about the Gongguan roundabout. Chiang described the Circular metro line, sports centres and the seniors’ card as further along than the city’s own figures show; Shen’s free drop-in childcare pledge faces a staffing gap of about 300,000 hours a week, and we found no source for his “7% attendance” figure. (published 2026-10-31)
- [Judges get Copilot, defendants write appeals with AI: how AI entered Taiwan’s courts through two doors](https://thenestpost.com/en/news/tw-ai-judgments/): In 2023 the Judicial Yuan wanted AI to write draft judgments in drink-driving and mule-account cases; after objections the plan was put on hold, and it has never gone live. But in August this year the Judicial Yuan gave every judge in Taiwan Microsoft 365 Copilot, and on 18 September it sent a letter warning judges not to use AI to generate judgments. On the other side of the courtroom, the Supreme Court dismissed a cash courier’s appeal that appeared to have been written by AI, and the Taipei District Court for the first time fined a litigant for abusive AI filings, imposing a penalty of NT$30,000. A new experiment shows that professionals went along with the AI’s leaning 86% of the time: “human review” is not necessarily an independent check. (published 2026-10-31)
- [“I just asked AI”: when Taiwan’s office workers hand their judgement to AI, who stops learning and who takes the blame](https://thenestpost.com/en/news/tw-ai-work-forums/): An experiment published in October found that professional analysts followed an AI’s randomly assigned leaning 86% of the time; 77% used the AI’s arguments, and only 15% mentioned the AI. We read 39 threads and 17 posts from this year on PTT and Dcard: managers open with “I just asked AI”, new hires answer “because the AI said it was better”, engineers no longer read code line by line, and companies make AI usage a KPI while capping how much staff can use. The forums agree that when things go wrong, people still take the blame; surveys show that 64% of Taiwanese employees have used AI, but only 20% of non-managers feel they have enough learning resources. (published 2026-10-31)
- [Taiwan’s birth rate is heading toward 0.5. Why does nobody seem to care?](https://thenestpost.com/en/news/tw-fertility-forums/): Two years ago Taiwan still had more births per head than South Korea; in January–August 2026 Korea recorded 3.14 times as many births. Taiwan’s fertility rate fell to 0.695 in 2025, the world’s lowest, births in January–September 2026 fell another 14.7%, and marriages are still falling, in a country where only 4.49% of babies are born outside marriage. We read about 150 forum threads and more than 35,000 comments from inside and outside Taiwan. Foreigners asked how a peaceful, prosperous place could end up here; Taiwanese users mostly answered with sarcasm, and explained the apathy themselves. A NT$5,000-a-month child allowance starts next year; online, it drew far more mockery than hope. (published 2026-10-30)
- [From switching off Russian to a helmet at the Olympics: how Ukrainians online have argued over what counts as "ours"](https://thenestpost.com/en/news/ukraine-forums-culture/): In the fifth year of the war, how do Ukrainians argue online about language and culture? We read a year of discussion on the IT community DOU, on Reddit and on the file-sharing forum Toloka: a browser extension to make the internet "speak Ukrainian" drew 1,074 comments, a company that switched off Russian lost 220,000 users a month, and there were rows over a blackout song, Eurovision, an Olympic memorial helmet and a Metro game without Russian. The fiercest arguments were often between Ukrainians themselves. (published 2026-10-26)
- [What do I owe the state? How Ukrainians online have argued over elections, peace talks and allies](https://thenestpost.com/en/news/ukraine-forums-politics/): In the fifth year of the war, Ukrainians online argue not only about daily life but about the state itself. We read 17 political threads and about 3,200 comments on DOU and Reddit: a 1,029-comment debate on "what do I owe the state", the sacking of Mykhailo Fedorov and wartime elections, trading the Donbas for peace, and disappointment with Trump, Poland and the EU. Forums and polls often point in opposite directions: 61% in a DOU site poll want elections "now", against 15% in a national survey. (published 2026-10-26)
- [From buying a deferment to the blackout bill: how Ukrainians online have argued over the cost of staying](https://thenestpost.com/en/news/ukraine-forums-life/): In the fifth year of the war, what are Ukrainians arguing about online? We read 19 threads and about 2,700 comments from the past year on DOU, the IT community forum, and on Ukrainian-language Reddit: a proposal to "pay $1,500 a month for a deferment", men aged 18 to 22 going abroad, a migrant wave that never happened, a petition to conscript women, and heating cuts, fares and inflation. At the heart of the opposition, more often than morality, lies distrust of state institutions. (published 2026-10-24)
- [One riot, five French forums, five different worlds](https://thenestpost.com/en/news/france-riots-forums/): On 17 October 2026 a nationwide protest in France over fuel prices and failing schools turned into some of the worst riots in decades. We pieced together the background from Reuters, CNN, franceinfo and other outlets, then read about 2,000 posts on five French-language forums: the youth forum blames the left and immigrants, Reddit and Mastodon blame the police and the government, and an older forum debates self-defence and the army. Their only common ground: everyone is calculating who wins the 2027 presidential election. (published 2026-10-22)

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