HK Science Park's AI for All Inclusive Programme to benefit 20k people

The Hong Kong Science Park has launched a series of programmes to step up the city's AI training programmes and talent pathways.

The programmes are expected to benefit over 20,000 students and early-career professionals.

The Hong Kong Science and Technology Park's latest "AI for All" Inclusive Programme is set to offer more than 5,000 training opportunities through not just AI master classes and bootcamps but also robocons, techathons, apprenticeship programmes and career fairs, aiming to promote more widespread AI adoption and AI literacy.

SUN DONG, Secretary for Innovation, Technology & Industry: "As AI evolves at breakneck speed, our top priority must be nurturing fresh talent."

CORDELIA CHUNG, Chairman, HK Science & Technology Parks Corporation: "Students eager to sharpen their skills and explore how innovation and technology can inspire and shape their careers, it is inspiring to watch."

Multiple corporations like this company here are also actively recruiting graduates as they expand their businesses.

For example, this company is offering various robotic solutions to integrate into a wide range of services and industries in Hong Kong.

A Singapore-based AI-video generation company hopes to tap into local talent as well as partnership opportunities through the programme.

WAYNE ZHOU, Business Director, Video Rebirth: "Hong Kong is definitely very high in quality in terms of employees. It has a lot of world renowned universities globally. So we will continue to hire in Hong Kong."