The discussions at the summit aimed to enhance mutual understanding and trust, laying the groundwork for future partnerships in the AI field.

The summit featured a project roadshow that showcased innovative AI achievements, fostering collaboration and understanding among participating companies.

The 2025 AI Intelligent Development Summit, hosted by AIFEEX in Hong Kong, emphasized global collaboration and innovative growth within the AI industry.

AIFEEX's CEO, Guilherme D.A.P. Marques, announced plans for an IPO in the fourth quarter of 2025, targeting a market value of $100 billion.

Professor Yang Junhao stressed the importance of AI ethics and security, urging the need for ethical guidelines alongside technological advancements.

Industry leaders utilized the summit as a platform to share cutting-edge ideas and technological advancements.

Gracie Ng from HKSTP discussed the organization's efforts to foster a life sciences ecosystem, supported by a HK$1 billion corporate venture fund.

Sam S.K. Luk from HKEX highlighted Hong Kong's new listing mechanisms aimed at supporting biotech firms, reinforcing the city's appeal to innovative companies.

More than 60 entrepreneurs from Dalton Venture's portfolio participated, representing sectors such as cell therapy, AI in healthcare, and bio-3D-printing.

Keynote speeches included insights from experts like Professor Lam Hon Ming on agricultural biotechnology and Professor Sirui Han on the transformative impact of AI in life sciences.

Lillian Cheong, Deputy Secretary for Innovation, Technology and Industry, praised Hong Kong's commitment to becoming a global innovation hub, supported by the HK$10 billion One-plus Scheme.

Luo Zhuojian, a member of the Chinese People's Political Consultative Conference, urged businesses to leverage Hong Kong's advantages to capitalize on AI opportunities.