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Generative AI is drawing intense attention in the licensing industry, as it could cost-effectively generate vast amounts of IP content, but comes with a range of legal, privacy and security problems.

A licensing lawyer points out that key jurisdictions deny copyright to machine-generated content.

AI presents IP challenge

International metropolis Hong Kong, which brings together outstanding innovators and talents from around the world, has launched Kodifly, a start-up developing three-dimensional space perception and computer vision technology.

Transport infrastructure monitoring system makes cities smarter and safer.

Multicultural team keeps track

International financial hub is a key stream in China’s Dual Circulation Strategy, taking firms from Mainland China overseas to raise funds and expand their market reach.

A mainland securities firm helps a technology leader take its vehicle vision system to Nasdaq.

Self-drive to giant US market

ChatGPT, developed by OpenAI, an artificial intelligence (AI) research and development company, can quickly generate clear text content by learning and understanding reams of language data and can even actively write stories. As AI technology advances exponentially, it is inevitable that the industry will worry about whether traditional jobs will be replaced by AI in the near future.

Lightning-fast content creator ChatGPT instantly became a hot topic; a group of IT professionals told an HKTDC webinar that it could greatly improve operational efficiency.

Huge potential in content robots

Generative artificial intelligence has been much in the news and businesses continue to explore its potential and applications. Google Cloud strategy consultant Michael Yung – who has more than 30 years’ experience in the IT field, particularly in the Internet, e-commerce and travel technology sectors – believes generative AI and other AI technologies that can help small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs), especially B2B firms.

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AI marketing for SMEs

Hong Kong start-up RaSpect specialises in remote building inspections using drones to gather the data and artificial intelligence technology to process it – faster, more accurate, more comprehensive and safer method than traditional manual building inspections.

A Start-up Express laureate speeds up building inspection.

AI spots flaws in floors

Anyone who has programmed a computer and driven a car knows that developing a self-driving vehicle would require a herculean effort – hence the name of Hong Kong’s first self-driving vehicle.

An HKUST innovation programme is tapping into a growing market for autonomous vehicles.

Robots tackle herculean task

The information technology revolution continues to transform our lives, and IT is now at the heart of every area of business. Underlining this trend, the entrepreneurs making their pitches for one of Hong Kong’s leading start-up development programmes came from a very wide range of tech-focused sectors.

A diverse range of Hong Kong innovators presented solutions for art, finance, health, green tech and other sectors in the recent Pitching Final.

Entrepreneurs shine at Start-up Express

Hong Kong people have an abundance of creativity, which is being manifested as start-ups continue to grow steadily across different sectors. The city has recently seen an enhancement in its incubation programmes and support systems, allowing nascent Hong Kong businesses to flourish.

A local design incubation programme is helping to cultivate talent in the artistic and cultural industries.

Hong Kong start-ups go global

The COVID-19 pandemic greatly accelerated digital transformation for many enterprises, bringing opportunities to consultancies that help companies make the transition.

As businesses transform following the pandemic, the HKTDC’s T-box programme has helped one IT consultancy expand across the region.

Driving digital revolution

Beijing’s Yunji Technology plans to ramp up R&D, overseas expansion following Hong Kong IPO.

Robotics innovator accelerates international ambition

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Here from exhibitors and buyers at the HKTDC Hong Kong Electronics Fair (Autumn Edition) and electronicAsia 2025 about how the events showcased the latest products and industry trends and brought together suppliers and buyers from around the world.

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