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EAI Signs Agreement on AI Education Cooperation with Lenovo Hong Kong

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星期三, 九月 13, 2023
Learning, Expert system, Lenovo, STEAM, EAI, Education, Information technology, Stanford University, All, Teaching, Curriculum, Research, Creativity, School, Student, HKEX, Stanford University centers and institutes, Artificial intelligence, Tutoring, Medical device, Mainland China, AI

Fan Ho, General Manager (Hong Kong and Macau) of Lenovo Hong Kong and Mr. Jonathan Cheng, Head of Strategy and Sales (Hong Kong and Macau) of Lenovo Hong Kong

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  • Fan Ho, General Manager (Hong Kong and Macau) of Lenovo Hong Kong and Mr. Jonathan Cheng, Head of Strategy and Sales (Hong Kong and Macau) of Lenovo Hong Kong
    EAI has established a cooperation plan with Lenovo Hong Kong whereby it will become its partner in an AI education plan, under which both parties will jointly launch a series of AI laboratory equipment
    and related courses specifically designed for primary and secondary schools.
  • The cooperation arrangement includes co-marketing with Lenovo Hong Kong of a series of AI laboratory equipment and related courses, which will be sold to primary and secondary schools through Lenovo Hong Kong.
  • With the widespread use of AI in various fields and sectors, the Hong Kong government has explicitly expressed support to schools to promote AI education.
  • The education sector has been vigorously promoting STEAM education, and the widespread promotion and popularization of AI education have become imperative.

ESG reporting: Hang Seng companies have transparency shortcomings

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星期四, 十二月 15, 2022
Consultant, Hang Lung Properties, Hang Seng Bank, S&P Asia 50, GEM, Accountability, Health, Outline, Safety, Social, WEF, Sport, Fatality, Global Reporting Initiative, Face, HSBC, Hang Seng Index, GRI, World Economic Forum, HKEX, Henderson Land Development, Lexington Broadcast Services Company, ISO, Tencent, Data science, ESG, Lenovo, Property management, Renewable energy, Audit, Research, Environment

With a rate of 97 percent, a generally high level of willingness exists among Hang Seng Index companies to base their non-financial reporting on a standard international framework.

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  • With a rate of 97 percent, a generally high level of willingness exists among Hang Seng Index companies to base their non-financial reporting on a standard international framework.
  • However, Hang Seng companies are less likely to address socioeconomic or political conditions (75 percent and 54 percent respectively).
  • The relevant topics of Environment, Social and Governance are covered by a majority of Hang Seng companies in their non-financial reports.
  • "However, an enormous amount of work will be required for Hang Seng companies to ensure that their reports can contribute to sustainable change through transparency."