Benchmark Drilldown · Updated 2026-05-04
Hong Kong Core Strategy
Hong Kong's core AI strategy is Innovation & Technology Blueprint, with the public year marked as 2022.
- Strategy
- Innovation & Technology Blueprint
- Year
- 2022
- Region
- Hong Kong
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Hong Kong's AI strategy does not follow a single anchor document like Singapore's NAIS 2.0; it is layered across three: (1) the Innovation and Technology Development Blueprint (2022) names AI and data science one of four priority industries; (2) the Smart City Blueprint 2.0 (2020) drives AI use in government services; (3) the 2024-25 Policy Address elevates AI to a core lever of the "International I&T Centre" agenda, backed by a HK$1 billion AI R&D Institute (AIRDI) earmark in the February 2025 Budget. This "late-mover catch-up plus multi-document dispersion" posture means weaker policy coherence, but it leaves room for sprint-style spending. Assessment: Hong Kong still trails Singapore on strategic coordination by 2-3 years, but the catch-up funding is now in place and the specialisation level is rising.
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