AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoHong Kong AI & Skills: Hong Kong is pushing public AI literacy and data governance through APEC-linked digital weeks and multi-level training, aiming to build practical skills for the city’s digital future. Local Research & Nature: HKU researchers report Hong Kong’s introduced yellow-crested cockatoos still hold unexpectedly high genetic diversity, potentially acting as a genetic reservoir for a critically endangered species. Academic Scrutiny: An international journal is reviewing concerns about an EdUHK paper’s Hong Kong map that omits Victoria Harbour, while the university defends it as an administrative-boundary cartographic choice. AI Models & Policy: Chinese AI models are gaining traction in the US for being cheaper and efficient, even as Washington weighs restrictions; Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang argues US firms should be allowed to use open-source Chinese models. Energy & Industry: CATL’s profit beat expectations as energy storage growth offsets softer EV demand, reinforcing the shift toward grid and renewables. Tech & Safety: Authorities in the Philippines stopped alleged US e-waste shipments at Subic under a precautionary approach. Weather: Typhoon Noul skirted Hong Kong, with the observatory lowering warnings as it weakened, after major disruptions and cancellations.
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