In a dynamic salon hosted by the China Public Diplomacy Association, educators and innovators gathered to discuss the future of learning. The event spotlighted how advanced AI models like DeepSeek are transforming knowledge acquisition and content creation, from generating high-quality research papers to producing multimedia content on demand. 🤖
Lionel M. Ni, founding president of the Hong Kong University of Science and Technology (Guangzhou), delivered a keynote speech emphasizing that higher education needs to integrate AI carefully and responsibly. "The responsible use of AI within legal frameworks should be encouraged," he stressed, urging institutions to update curricula and prepare students for a tech-driven future. He added that while AI won't replace humans, professionals leveraging AI will surely have a competitive edge.
The forum also featured an interactive session with both Chinese and international journalists, sparking insights on balancing innovation with essential concerns like computational efficiency and privacy. For the tech-savvy youth and early professionals across South and Southeast Asia, this discussion underscores the importance of equipping ourselves with both advanced tech skills and a keen awareness of ethical practices. 🌟
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China holds AI education forum on responsible technology integration
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