Cross-industry association in Hong Kong releases guide on responsible AI use

South China Morning Post - Nov 12, 2026

A Hong Kong group comprising leaders from different industries has launched a guide to promote responsible use of artificial intelligence, calling for organisations to designate clear owners for their AI initiatives to strengthen accountability. Releasing the 209-page Guidelines on Responsible Corporate and Institutional Adoption of Artificial Intelligence on Thursday, the Artificial Intelligence Association of Hong Kong said that with the rise of autonomous AI agents, organisations needed to...

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