Stories from Hong Kong · Hong Kong

Chen Shuaizhen, born in 2001, quit his real estate job to train an AI agent named 'Longxia' for 4,000 yuan. He also cautioned that while the trend is irreversible, seizing the opportunity is another matter.

An art exhibition features 15 works demonstrating the transformation of artists into professional creators. The program aims to help students and mentors develop their artistic skills.

Learning AI skills over the next decade is recommended to navigate future job opportunities, especially given an aging population. The speaker suggested that AI could potentially replace professions like teachers and doctors, but not immediately.

A special edition of scissors, described as having commemorative value and aesthetic appeal, is available for purchase as a souvenir. The Hong Kong Police Force confirmed they are investigating the incident and have contacted relevant parties through diplomatic channels.

Students are advised to select university courses based on genuine interest to avoid boredom and potential dissatisfaction. Parents should support their children's choices after understanding their preferences.

Experts are discussing the role of Artificial Intelligence in university education and whether students should major in AI-related fields.

Experts suggest that learning should focus on applying knowledge within a professional scope, warning that outsourcing analysis to AI hinders actual learning.

The Mark Six lottery, a dream for many Hong Kong residents, has evolved significantly since its origins in 1870. Two boys, aged 30 and 22, who went missing in January while hiking in Japan's Asuka region were rescued. One of the boys sustained injuries.

A discussion on RTHK Radio 1 suggested that AI development should focus on enhancing human capabilities rather than replacing them. A prevailing development approach in the AI industry focuses on machines mimicking or replacing humans, prioritizing automation.

The purpose of learning is to acquire and apply knowledge within a professional scope. Delegating all analytical tasks to AI may hinder genuine learning, as individuals may not understand how the AI arrives at its answers.