Hong Kong outlines 4-step AI ‘talent ladder’ to offset entry-level job shock

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Hong Kong has unveiled a four-step artificial intelligence (AI) “talent ladder” strategy to counter entry-level job shock and foster industry leaders, viewing the technology as a “catalyst, not a threat”. Permanent Secretary for…

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