Sub-Committees
Hong Kong AIIA’s work is driven by dynamic sub-committees, each focused on applying AI to a specific industry or function.
These committees are led by Executive Committee members and supported by practitioners, entrepreneurs, and domain experts.
Fintech
Chair: Douglas Chan
Covers how AI is redefining finance from fraud detection and algorithmic trading to robo-advisory and personalized financial services.
Use cases and tools are shared across banking, insurance, and asset management.
Talent Development
Chair: Elsie Yung
Drives talent development through upskilling, reskilling, and workforce readiness.
The group fosters mentorship, creates future-focused curricula, and builds partnerships to equip Hong Kong’s workforce for an AI-driven economy.
Manufacturing &
Automation
Chair: Michael Keppe
Evaluates smart manufacturing, robotics, predictive maintenance, and quality control systems.
Members explore how AI-driven operations reduce costs, boost productivity, and support industrial upgrading.
Innovation & Transformation
Chair: Edward Chan
Monitors AI trends, test emerging tools, and connect innovators across sectors.
The committee helps members adopt innovation frameworks and scale pilots into real solutions.
IT & Digital Management
Chair: Francois Rivard
Covers AI platforms and tools to build a full AI architecture that covers enterprise operations and connects with its information assets.
From RAG to collaboration, governance, tuning, security, observability and explainability.
Medical & Health Care
Chair: Roco Chiu
Focuses on AI in diagnostics, patient care, and hospital workflows.
The group connects professionals to explore use cases that improve outcomes and address ethical challenges.
Professional Services
Chair: Johnny Ho
Investigates how AI transforms law, consulting, and finance.
The group highlights tools that increase efficiency, improve client service, and enable new business models.
International Relations
Chair: Michael Keppe
Strengthens Hong Kong’s role in the global AI ecosystem.
Building partnerships with associations, chambers of commerce, research centers, and governments to drive cross-border collaboration.
Education
Chair: Charles Chan
Explores how AI is reshaping learning through personalization, digital classrooms, and adaptive tools.
The group develops new curricula and supports educators in preparing students for an AI-driven future.