‘Mosquito control key to preventing chikungunya in Hong Kong as vaccine not yet approved’

‘Mosquito control key to preventing chikungunya in Hong Kong as vaccine not yet approved’

Anti-mosquito measures remain the most effective way to combat chikungunya fever in Hong Kong, health authorities have said, as the vaccine is neither widely used worldwide nor approved locally. Dr Wong Hoi-kei, a senior medical and health officer from the Centre for Health Protection, also said on Monday that chikungunya fever was unlikely to become…

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Hong Kong student warned AI porn case is ‘not closed’ despite formal apology

Hong Kong student warned AI porn case is ‘not closed’ despite formal apology

A law student at the University of Hong Kong (HKU) has expressed “deep remorse” for using artificial intelligence (AI) tools to create pornographic images of female classmates and has voluntarily withdrawn from an overseas academic exchange programme, according to the institution. In a statement issued on Thursday, its second within five days in response to…

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Tech war: Stanford-educated expert leads China’s new semiconductor school with YMTC support

Tech war: Stanford-educated expert leads China’s new semiconductor school with YMTC support

Wuhan University has become the latest institution to join China’s push for self-reliance in semiconductors by establishing the School of Integrated Circuits, led by a scientist educated at Stanford University. Liu Sheng, a member of the Chinese Academy of Sciences who earned a doctorate in mechanical engineering from Stanford in 1992, has been appointed as…

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