香港微电子研发院行政总裁高騰在InnoTech Forum 2026论坛上指出，香港过去错失了发展先进制造业的机会。1他指出，亚洲四小龙中台湾、韩国和新加坡都成功发展了先进制造业，香港是唯一错过的地方。1高騰强调，如今香港不能再错过发展人工智能产业的机遇。1
香港在推进AI产业方面具备有利条件。1高騰认为，香港在人才和资金方面拥有优势，且美国的AI人才正在流失，相对地有海外人才有意流入香港。1即使面临美国制裁的挑战，香港AI产业也可以开辟属于自己的独特发展路径，他以华为在制裁后成功完成芯片设计和制造为例。1香港科技大学副校长鄭光廷强调，发展AI产业必须进行人才交流，不能自我封锁。1香港行政长官李家超已在首份五年规划中将AI发展列为香港未来的重要产业。1
Executives and academics at the InnoTech Forum 2026 convened on September 24 to discuss Hong Kong's artificial intelligence strategy, with prominent figures warning the city against repeating past industrial missteps.1 Ko Teng, chief executive of the Hong Kong Microelectronics Research and Development Institute, stated that Hong Kong had previously squandered the opportunity to develop advanced manufacturing, noting that among Asia's Four Tigers, Taiwan, South Korea, and Singapore all successfully pursued this sector while Hong Kong alone fell behind.1 Ko emphasized that the city cannot afford to miss the current window for AI industry development.1
Ko outlined several competitive advantages that position Hong Kong favorably for AI advancement, citing the territory's strengths in talent and capital, coupled with an incoming wave of overseas talent seeking to relocate to Hong Kong.1 He further argued that despite potential U.S. sanctions, Hong Kong's AI industry could carve its own distinct development path, pointing to Huawei's achievement in completing chip design and manufacturing despite facing international restrictions as a precedent.1 Vice President Zheng Guangting of the Hong Kong University of Science and Technology stressed that developing the AI sector requires active talent exchange and cautioned against self-isolation.1
Government support for the initiative has been signaled through Chief Executive Lee Ka-chao's first five-year plan, which identifies AI development as a key industry for Hong Kong's future.1
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