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AI used for first time to analyse lawmakers’ 5-year plan, policy address debate

AI used for first time to analyse lawmakers’ 5-year plan, policy address debate
South China Morning Post Saturday 17 October 2026, 11:30 UTC By Fiona Sun 1 min read
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Hong Kong’s legislature has for the first time used artificial intelligence (AI) to analyse lawmakers’ remarks during a three-day debate on the city’s first five-year plan and the latest annual policy address, with talent and the Northern Metropolis emerging as the most-discussed topics. Legislative Council president Starry Lee Wai-king said on Saturday that an overview of the six-session debate had been produced using AI. The session on improving livelihood protections drew the largest...

Hong Kong’s legislature has for the first time used artificial intelligence (AI) to analyse lawmakers’ remarks during a three-day debate on the city’s first five-year plan and the latest annual policy address, with talent and the Northern Metropolis emerging as the most-discussed topics. Legislative Council president Starry Lee Wai-king said on Saturday that an overview of the six-session debate had been produced using AI. The session on improving livelihood protections drew the largest number...
Hong Kong’s (LOCATION) Northern Metropolis (LOCATION) Legislative Council (ORG) Starry Lee Wai-king (PERSON) AI (ORG)
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