Support schools to promote campus sports atmosphere and MVPA60 one-off subsidy: how to apply and activity suggestions
MVPA60 stands for “60 minutes a day of moderate…
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Unleashing Creativity and Collaboration: A Guide to STEAM Education
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In-depth analysis: Hong Kong Education Bureau’s Life-wide Learning Grant
The Life-wide Learning Grant is a subsidy scheme established by the Hong Kong Education Bureau…
What is STEM education? Understanding the 4 major benefits of STEM education in Hong Kong and tuition fees for primary and secondary school STEM programs
STEM education is a comprehensive education approach that focuses on cultivating students' knowledge and skills in the fields of Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics. The goal of STEM education is to cultivate students' innovative thinking, problem-solving skills and teamwork skills through interdisciplinary learning and practice.
Generative AI integrated into learning. At least five universities provide free access to tools like ChatGPT for University of Hong Kong students with a monthly limit of 20 instructions.
Artificial intelligence is the future development trend, and Hong Kong universities have also successively...
Bill Gates: AI poses risks but is controllable, and is a "revolutionary innovation" comparable to the advent of PCs
On July 11, local time in the United States, Bill Gates (Bill...
Meeting of the Political Bureau of the Communist Party of China Central Committee: Promoting the innovative development of the new generation of artificial intelligence
The Political Bureau meeting of the CPC Central Committee held not long ago pointed out that...
The Education Bureau has launched professional training for primary and secondary school teachers in programming and artificial intelligence (AI)
In line with the Chief Executive's 2022 Policy Address, the Education Bureau is actively promoting STEAM (Science, Technology, Engineering, Arts, and Mathematics) education and popularizing innovative technology education in primary and secondary schools. The aim is to enhance students' interest and abilities in learning Information Technology and innovative technology. The Education Bureau continues to incorporate elements of STEM education into the curriculum of primary and secondary schools. They are also developing "Primary Coding Education Units" and "Secondary Artificial Intelligence Education Units." These curriculum units are based on the achievements of the "Jockey Club Computational Thinking Education" program and the "CUHK Jockey Club 'Smart' for the Future Program," which are initiated and supported by The Hong Kong Jockey Club Charities Trust, and adapted from the materials used in these programs.
Google is developing an AI-powered tool called AIGC (AI Generated Content) identification tool
On May 19th, Google announced that it would introduce two new features to its image search service to combat the spread of false information, particularly in light of the ease with which AI tools can generate fake images. Google will now label every AI-generated image created by AI tools and is collaborating with other platforms and services to ensure that they add the same labeling to the files they publish. Google has reached out to partners such as the AIGC drawing platform Midjourney and vector image library Shutterstock to ensure that all AI content appearing in search results is appropriately labeled.
AI singers have become popular across the internet, but with the advancement of technology, they also face various copyright infringement risks
For some time, the most popular singer has to be AI Stefanie Sun. On related platforms, you can listen to various singles by AI Stefanie Sun, such as "I Remember", "Hair Like Snow", "Rainy Day", etc., which are released frequently every day and are widely loved. It is worth noting that this is not a song sung by Stefanie Sun herself, but with the help of AI technology, a model was obtained by training Stefanie Sun’s voice data, and through model reasoning, the voice replacement was finally achieved. There are also various risks hidden behind the use of technology to realize song covers. Relevant experts said in an interview with reporters that the relevant perpetrators are suspected of infringing on Stefanie Sun's own voice rights, and may also infringe on the copyright of the lyrics and composer of the music work. Considering that the potential risks are not limited to these, some experts have expressed concerns about technology being used for illegal and criminal activities. From a legal perspective, it is necessary to further investigate the technology and make a legal judgment on substantive violations. (Source: 21 Finance)
