Group 1 - The Hong Kong Innovation and Technology Bureau is preparing to establish a HKD 10 billion "Innovation and Technology Industry Guiding Fund" to enhance market investment in strategic emerging and future industries [1] - The fund will cover five thematic areas, with each area having one or more sub-funds, which can last up to 12 years, reflecting characteristics of "patient capital" focused on long-term investment [1] - The Hong Kong government will act as a limited partner in the sub-funds, while selected fund managers will serve as general partners responsible for fundraising and managing daily operations [1] Group 2 - The Hong Kong Digital Office aims to promote nearly 180 measures across 47 departments to facilitate business operations and streamline government services, covering around 400 licenses and services [2] - The government is implementing digital government and smart city initiatives, including the use of AI and chatbots to improve public services and data analysis for enhanced service management [2] - An open data platform has made over 5,500 datasets available, covering various sectors, which can help industries develop better vertical models and innovative solutions [2] Group 3 - The "Standard Contract for Cross-Border Flow of Personal Information" has been expanded to various industries, facilitating smoother operations [3] - The establishment of the Hong Kong Artificial Intelligence Research Institute will guide and support AI innovation and application in Hong Kong [3] - The Hong Kong government is coordinating with the Guangdong-Hong Kong Information Technology Cooperation Task Force to enhance AI development and application in the Greater Bay Area [3] Group 4 - The Lok Ma Chau Loop is a significant cooperation platform in the Greater Bay Area, focusing on developing core frontier technologies, including AI, and establishing cross-border data flow management mechanisms [4]
香港创新科技及工业局：正筹备设立100亿港元“创科产业引导基金”