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Date: 30 October 2025
The Privacy Commissioner, Ms Ada CHUNG Lai-ling (second from the left), delivered a keynote speech and participated in a panel discussion at the “High-Level Forum on Generative AI Governance and Cultural Co-Creation”.
Promoting AI Security — Privacy Commissioner Speaks at High-Level Forum on Generative AI Governance and Cultural Co-Creation
The Privacy Commissioner for Personal Data (Privacy Commissioner), Ms Ada CHUNG Lai-ling, attended the High-Level Forum on Generative AI Governance and Cultural Co-Creation on 30 October 2025 to deliver a keynote speech and to participate in a panel discussion. The Forum was organised by the Academy of Interdisciplinary Studies of the Hong Kong University of Science and Technology.
In her keynote speech titled “AI Governance and Next Chapter in Privacy Protection”, the Privacy Commissioner outlined the global solutions to balancing the development and security of artificial intelligence (AI) advocated by the Country and her Office’s efforts in promoting AI governance on both global and local fronts. The Privacy Commissioner pointed out that the term AI was mentioned approximately 70 times in this year’s Policy Address, which reflected the current administration’s determination and emphasis on the development and use of AI. She believed that, under the policy direction of the Policy Address, Hong Kong would witness another wave of AI development in the coming one to two years, and must work with the international community to collectively promote AI governance.
In the panel discussion titled “Policy and Regulatory Frameworks for Generative AI”, the Privacy Commissioner shared the multi-pronged approach of her Office in assisting enterprises in ensuring AI security.
Please click here for the Privacy Commissioner’s presentation deck.
In her keynote speech titled “AI Governance and Next Chapter in Privacy Protection”, the Privacy Commissioner outlined the global solutions to balancing the development and security of artificial intelligence (AI) advocated by the Country and her Office’s efforts in promoting AI governance on both global and local fronts. The Privacy Commissioner pointed out that the term AI was mentioned approximately 70 times in this year’s Policy Address, which reflected the current administration’s determination and emphasis on the development and use of AI. She believed that, under the policy direction of the Policy Address, Hong Kong would witness another wave of AI development in the coming one to two years, and must work with the international community to collectively promote AI governance.
In the panel discussion titled “Policy and Regulatory Frameworks for Generative AI”, the Privacy Commissioner shared the multi-pronged approach of her Office in assisting enterprises in ensuring AI security.
Please click here for the Privacy Commissioner’s presentation deck.
The Privacy Commissioner, Ms Ada CHUNG Lai-ling (second from the left), delivered a keynote speech and participated in a panel discussion at the “High-Level Forum on Generative AI Governance and Cultural Co-Creation”.
The Privacy Commissioner, Ms Ada CHUNG Lai-ling (front row, fifth from the right), attended the “High-Level Forum on Generative AI Governance and Cultural Co-Creation”.