SCI & TECH● LOWOct 7 · Oct 7, 2026, 1:30 AM
Hong Kong’s AI city brain must understand how people really speak
South China Morning Post · east asia
Chief Executive John Lee Ka-chiu’s vision of an “AI city brain” is bold and timely. An integrated system linking data across transport, public works, environmental monitoring and emergency response could help Hong Kong manage risks more proactively and coordinate services more effectively. The initiative is highly commendable. It also raises a critical question: can a city brain truly understand a city if it does not understand how its people communicate? The truth is that communication is...
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