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在2026香港金融科技周開幕式上，度小滿與香港科技大學（科大）、香港生成式人工智慧研發中心（HKGAI）聯合發佈軒轅4.5金融增強大模型。軒轅4.5基於RSI技術在獲客、風控、客戶經營等核心金融場景中實現效果提升30%，成本僅為通用模型的10%。度小滿CEO朱光表示：「科大和HKGAI在人工智慧、電腦科學和多學科交叉研究方面積累深厚，與度小滿長期積累的金融業務經驗、真實應用場景和工程能力形成互補，三方聯合推動AI在金融領域的深度應用，助力香港金融行業的智慧化升級。香港是度小滿集團的國際化總部，我們還將與港科大持續深化科研合作，攜手HKGAI開拓國際市場。」科大首席副校長郭毅可表示：「科大一直致力於讓前沿 AI 研究走向真實產業場景。與度小滿聯合發佈的軒轅 4.5 金融大模型，是行業首個自進化金融增強大模型。我們期待軒轅 4.5 在香港的落地，進一步提升香港作為國際金融中心的競爭力。」首個自進化金融增強大模型，構建一人千面的AI原生應用體驗軒轅4.5是金融領域首個將自進化RSI技術運用於模型訓練及智慧體場景目標適配的金融增強大模型，包含大語言模型和多模態模型兩部分。自研Xuanyuan-Machine參與智慧體資料合成、有監督微調、強化學習等環節，讓模型持續適配金融任務。針對需要多步分析的複雜業務，“軒轅”結合長鏈路強化學習、信貸標準作業流程獎勵及線上策略蒸餾，融合多領域專家能力，並在可信合規的金融智慧體環境中構建超過1000億Token的場景增強資料。“軒轅4.5”模型在所測金融場景中，以約為通用頂級模型十分之一的推理成本，實現更強的金融場景能力。不同客戶的經營節奏、資金需求在不同階段也不盡相同。「軒轅」通過金融專業能力和對用戶需求的個性化洞察，可以滿足一個用戶在不同時間、不同情境下的金融需求。例如，對於需要短期資金周轉、回款後才有現金流的客戶，模型據此匹配方案：用款期間先付利息，貨款收回後再還本金，實現更早洞察客戶需求、為客戶更精准匹配方案。智能體驅動風控策略自進化，深化AI金融產學研合作

The Center for Technology and Business Ecosystem (CTBE) of the School of Business and Management at The Hong Kong University of Science and Technology (HKUST Business School), HKUST Shanghai Alumni Chapter, and Tencent Research Institute have successfully concluded the “NOVA: National AI Creativity Competition”. This year’s competition has attracted 81 teams of university students and senior secondary students from Hong Kong and the Chinese Mainland, who deftly leveraged artificial intelligence (AI) technologies to develop innovative solutions across three tracks: social impact, creative arts, and business efficiency.

A research team from the Hong Kong University of Science and Technology (HKUST) proposed a new Reasoning-Empowered Task-Oriented Communication (TOC) framework that enables AI agents to determine what information to share, when communication is necessary, and why a communicate should occur. The research could pave the way for collective intelligence in future 7G wireless networks.

Artificial intelligence (AI) is a key driver of a new wave of scientific and technological innovation that is transforming industries, reshaping the way humans work at an unprecedented pace. As outlined in the Chief Executive's 2025 Policy Address, Hong Kong is actively advancing "AI+" development through the acceleration of AI industrialization, the wider adoption of AI across industries, and its deeper integration of AI into various sectors. These initiatives are designed to strengthen Hong Kong’s position as a global hub for AI innovation. Against this backdrop, developing AI-ready talent has become a crucial priority for enhancing the city's long-term competitiveness.

Reaching for the Moon is exactly how the School of Engineering AI robotics expert has spent her career. Now she is helping to launch the University and Hong Kong as an international hub for pioneering space robotics and mission development.

A generous donation from one of Hong Kong’s leading entrepreneurs marks the first scholarship specifically designated for HKUST’s Major + AI program, reinforcing the University’s mission to nurture talent with an interdisciplinary mindset and the ability to integrate AI across disciplines to solve real-world challenges.The visionary gift from Ms. Fiona CHEUNG, Chairman of Forest Zone Limited, will establish the “Fiona Cheung Scholarship”, to support high-achieving local students pursuing the Extended Major in Artificial Intelligence (Major + AI) program.A highly accomplished entrepreneur with diverse business interests, Ms. Cheung is profoundly committed to philanthropic ventures and education. Her distinguished track record of community contributions includes leadership roles at Po Leung Kuk and Yan Oi Tong.

The Hong Kong University of Science and Technology (HKUST), in collaboration with the Center for Metaverse and Computational Creativity at HKUST(Guangzhou), presents the SURREALITY Mixed Reality (MR) × Artificial Intelligence (AI) Digital Art Cross-City Exhibition. As part of HKUST's 35th-anniversary celebrations, an exclusive media preview of the world's first large-scale, cross-regional MR × AI digital art exhibition was held at the University's Clear Water Bay campus.Showcasing selected works by renowned international and Chinese Mainland digital artists, as well as faculty and students from both campuses, the exhibition integrates creativity with Virtual Reality (VR), MR, and AI technologies. It transforms the campus into a global hub for arts innovation and technological excellence.

Researchers at The Hong Kong University of Science and Technology (HKUST) have achieved two major breakthroughs in interfacial polymerization, a key technique for preparing advanced functional materials. By integrating quantum mechanics with machine learning, the team has elucidated the mechanism by which water molecules facilitate reactions at the molecular level. At the same time, they have transformed microcapsule design from a traditional trial-and-error approach into a predictive science.