Hong Kong Can Become AI Literacy Hub
Speaking at the Belt and Road Summit, industry leaders emphasized that Hong Kong can leverage its strengths in professional services to pioneer the building of trustworthy artificial intelligence.
It was reported that Hong Kong could become a regional training hub for artificial intelligence literacy and trustworthy systems thanks to its advantages in the professional services sector.
Statements at the Summit
During a session held as part of the Belt and Road Summit, industry leaders evaluated the city's potential in the artificial intelligence transformation.
Artificial Intelligence Literacy
Preface AI CEO Ellen Lau Sin-tung stated that there is a significant gap in the digital transformation process between corporate leadership and frontline personnel.
Bridge Role and Trust
IBM Consulting Hong Kong official Angel Han stated that companies need to transition from proof of technology to proof of active value.
International Expansion
Fano Labs Head of Research Albert Lam Yun-sang noted that Hong Kong can deliver models from China to other countries with its open and mature legal infrastructure.