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Hong Kong’s ‘AI city brain’ could be tested next typhoon season

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Chief Secretary Eric Chan Kwok-ki told the South China Morning Post that Hong Kong’s artificial intelligence management system could take shape and be tested as early as the typhoon season next year, 2027. The “AI city brain” system aims to connect independent databases maintained by different government bodies. The data includes traffic information, flood monitoring and drainage systems, landslide warning systems, weather information, and public inquiries and complaints under the 1823 hotline.

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Hong Kong plans to link government databases on traffic, floods, landslides, weather and public complaints into one AI system, with a first test as early as the 2027 typhoon season.

When
12 Oct 2026
ID
WTA-N-2026-0277
Who
Hong Kong Government; Eric Chan Kwok-ki

Summary by wheresthe.ai, from South China Morning Post. Checked against the source on 12 Oct 2026.

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WTA-N-2026-0277: “Hong Kong’s ‘AI city brain’ could be tested next typhoon season.” wheresthe.ai, 12 Oct 2026. https://wheresthe.ai/d/hk-hong-kong-s-ai-city-brain-could-be-tested-next-typhoon-se-2026-10/ (source: South China Morning Post).

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