港成創科中心指日可待 – 信報財經新聞, StartUpBeat

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近年人工智能（AI）的發展在不同範疇都惹人注目，全球競相爭奪相關人才，可是香港對科研投資遠少於近鄰，也鮮有把科研成果商業化，令本地AI人才嚴重不足，因此我過去多番敦促政府要急起直追。而香港大學最近連環出擊，更成為學術界的亮點。港大工程學院於11月底和12月初先後宣布，分別與內地清華大學及美國哈佛大學合作培育人才和進行尖端研究。

Why AI applications are not widely accepted in healthcare sector – ejinsight

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In a recent article, Professor Joseph Sung Jao-yiu of the Chinese University of Hong Kong referred to the vast amount of data collected by advanced diagnostic technology. For example, capsule endoscopy can complete an entire small intestine examination, in contrast to using endoscopic lens, and take more than 5,000 images in a six-hour operation.

AI醫療發展三大障礙 – 信報財經新聞, StartUpBeat

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顧問公司埃森哲（Accenture）估計，10個AI應用會在10年內為美國醫療界每年節省達1500億美元（1.177萬億港元）。

How AI can help boost student performance – ejinsight

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Currently, most artificial intelligence (AI) can only specialize in a certain scope. AlphaGo can beat the world’s top-ranked Go master while Watson can identify cancer cells within seconds, but I am afraid neither is able to guide you to the best restaurant in the neighborhood or to book a hotel room for you. According to the famous Turing Test, if a computer is able to make you believe that “it" is human, it is artificial intelligence.

How people-private-public partnership can solve social problems – ejinsight

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There are widespread fears that advanced technologies, such as artificial intelligence (AI) and automation, will lead to massive unemployment and increase the wealth gap in society.

Addressing the AI talent shortage – ejinsight

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Artificial intelligence (Al) is regarded as a key to the world’s future development. For businesses, acquisition of talent is crucial, which has led to universities becoming an important battlefield.

兩大原因拖慢港創科發展 – 信報財經新聞, StartUpBeat

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引進外來人才是促進地區在社會和經濟發展的捷徑。世界知識產權組織翻查在1990年至2010年的20年間，有國際專利的400多萬位發明家的出生地和國籍，發現高達近四成的瑞士發明家生於外地，其次的盧森堡亦有三成半；美國雖然排第五，只有不足兩成，但它接受最多來自中低收入國家（如中國和印度）的移民，而這批外來發明家在美國產出的專利比土生土長的科研人員多出一倍。

How artificial intelligence can help boost mental health – ejinsight

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The International Monetary Fund expects that Hong Kong’s GDP per capita will reach US$46,000 (about HK$360,000) by 2018, ranking 20th in the world, higher than New Zealand, France, and the United Kingdom. However, in the World Happiness Report released by the United Nations earlier this year, Hong Kong’s ranking remains disappointing, down five places from last year to the 76th.