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Paul Chan: Committee formed to drive AI boost Financial Secretary Paul Chan on Sunday said a committee dedicated to artificial intelligence development in Hong Kong would hold its first meeting this month. Writing in his weekly blog, Chan said the Committee on AI+ and Industry Development Strategy consists of experts, academics, and business representatives.
Hong Kong
2026.06.07 17:00
Deepline | Growth with pain: Can Baidu's AI conviction outrun its legacy? In May of this year, Robin Li, founder of Baidu, announced a new industry metric at the "Baidu Create 2026" conference: DAA (Daily Active Agents).
Deepline
2026.06.05 18:25
Frontier | Goldman Sachs: SpaceX AI revenue could surge 100 times by 2030 The lead underwriting investment bank Goldman Sachs has released forecast data showing that for SpaceX to achieve a valuation of US$1.78 trillion at its initial public offering, the core driver will be a roughly 100-fold surge in revenue from its artificial intelligence (AI) segment by 2030.
Sci-Tech
2026.06.05 16:10
Henry's Take EP59 | HK's first female astronaut Lai Ka-ying: Breaking bias through excellence In recent years, some Western media outlets have portrayed Hong Kong as a city facing talent outflow and declining competitiveness. Yet the successful launch of China's Shenzhou-23 crewed spacecraft offers a compelling counterpoint—with a HK scientist now taking part in one of the nation's most ambitious space missions.
Henry's Take
2026.06.05 16:00
Frontier | Chinese company Photon Matrix's AI laser mosquito killer goes viral The Photon Matrix intelligent technology company, based in Jiangsu, China, has recently gone viral worldwide with its portable AI laser mosquito-killing device. The device integrates LiDAR, millimeter-wave radar, and an AI vision system. It can lock onto and shoot down mosquitoes using high-energy laser pulses, destroying up to 30 mosquitoes per second with a maximum range of 6 meters.
Sci-Tech
2026.06.04 19:06
Deepline | From 'zero defects' to 'good enough,' Japanese automakers openly lower quality standards for first time Recently, Japanese automakers (including Toyota) and auto parts suppliers have been working on a unified policy for determining defects in components. In simple terms, they have lowered the previous "quality bottom line" under the new rule; minor flaws that do not affect functionality and are not easily noticeable after assembly will no longer be considered defective. Such parts can be directly used in production, and the new standard is expected to be gradually applied to various components by 2026. To sum it up in one sentence: it lowered the quality bar.
Deepline
2026.06.04 17:45
Deepline | End of GPU-only strategy? Intel bets big on agentic AI Over the past two years, the core of AI hardware has been the GPU. From model training to inference clusters, and from cloud to edge computing, the entire industry has been discussing who can secure more GPUs and cram more compute cards into data centers. It's fair to say that the whole AI industry has revolved around GPUs, propelling NVIDIA's stock price to repeated record highs.
Deepline
2026.06.03 18:40
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