4 ways AI can optimize learning and teaching – ITU News

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Artificial intelligence (AI) holds tremendous promise to improve our educational systems.

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AI: Still a long way from maturity – ejinsight

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People who fear their work could get replaced soon by artificial intelligence (Al) would be relieved if they go through a banking survey “AI in Banking: The Reality Behind the Hype" released recently by the Financial Times.

人類美好特質與AI共存 – 信報財經新聞, StartUpBeat

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正經歷第四次工業革命。第一次工業革命在18世紀中葉開始，為世界帶來蒸汽動力、鐵路和紡織機械生產。第二次在19世紀末出現，電力普及，工業迅速發展，出現大規模生產。第三次則於上世紀八十年代，隨着電腦和互聯網普及，網絡時代來臨，我有幸躬逢其盛，親身體驗到由紙張地圖一下轉變到以地理資訊系統（GIS）把地圖數碼化的境況，這種改變並非漸進，而是革命式飛躍；今天紙本地圖沒有消失，不過大多已成為收藏品，一如手錶，大多時候是服飾的配件而非時計。

Smart moves in the classroom – South China Morning Post

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Winnie Tang says artificial intelligence can take the drudgery out of teaching while also using science to identify students’ interests and potential

The emotionally intelligent robot – ejinsight

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When we talk about artificial intelligence (AI), we almost always assume that a machine has no emotions, even though it is clever enough to beat the world’s chess champion. But what if a machine with a super IQ also comes with a high EQ, what will happen?

Smart move to invest in tech – South China Morning Post

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Winnie Tang says with the global race to acquire AI funding and recruit talent hotting up, Carrie Lam’s pledge on innovation spending is welcome

全球爭奪AI人才 港如隔岸觀火 – 信報財經新聞, StartUpBeat

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在9月底舉行的國際電訊聯盟（ITU）論壇上，我應邀與南韓、新加坡等代表探討人工智能（AI）對智慧城市發展的影響，其中教育和人才是重要議題，因為發展AI和智慧城市，都要面臨人才短缺的挑戰。

Four expectations from the Policy Address – ejinsight

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Chief Executive Carrie Lam will deliver her maiden Policy Address on Oct. 11. From the viewpoint of a locally bred practitioner of information technology industry, I hope that the Policy Address can inject new impetus into Hong Kong’s economy in the following four areas:

AI development will lead to a bright future for HK – China Daily

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It might be a bit of an exaggeration to say that artificial intelligence is the most exciting technology in the world today. But the development of this technology is now occurring very rapidly – with every advance taking the world by surprise.

Govt and business sectors should embrace new technologies – ejinsight

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I have been invited to the ITU Telecom World 2017 industry event that is taking place in Busan in South Korea this week. The conference will explore the relationship between smart city, artificial intelligence (AI) and related issues. At one of the forums, the participants will include Singapore’s minister for communications and information, and the chairman of the Seoul Digital Foundation, among others. As for me, I will be acting like a representative from Hong Kong to share our experience on new technology development.