Hong Kong Chief Secretary for Administration Chan Kwok-ki said at the Legislative Council that he supports the city’s first five-year plan, covering 2026 to 2030. According to a Hong Kong government press release cited by Techub News, the plan spans six areas and is aimed at strengthening Hong Kong’s position as an international financial, shipping, trade and innovation and technology center, while also speeding up development of the Northern Metropolis. AI is a key part of the proposal. The plan places weight on both AI adoption and risk governance, with intended use across finance, business, healthcare and legal services. It also includes work on an "AI City Brain" system and calls for active efforts to combat crimes involving AI. The update was reported as a brief news item and did not provide further operational details.
Hong Kong Chief Secretary for Administration Chan Kwok-ki said at the Legislative Council that he supports the city’s first five-year plan for 2026-2030, according to Techub News, citing a Hong Kong government press release.
The plan covers six areas. It includes strengthening Hong Kong’s role as an international financial, shipping, trade, and innovation and technology center, and accelerating development of the Northern Metropolis.
Artificial intelligence is one of the priorities in the plan. It places emphasis on both AI adoption and risk governance, with proposed use across finance, business, healthcare, and legal services. The plan also calls for advancing an "AI City Brain" system and stepping up efforts against crimes involving AI.
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