Hong Kong Police Launch AI Platform for National Security Education in Schools
The NSmarties AI Interactive Platform aims to instill concepts of national security in pupils through personalized stories and explanations of relevant laws.
The NSmarties AI Interactive Platform aims to instill concepts of national security in pupils through personalized stories and explanations of relevant laws.
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Hong Kong police have introduced an artificial intelligence-powered platform designed to educate school pupils about national security. The NSmarties AI Interactive Platform was officially launched on October 6, 2026, at Precious Blood Primary School.
The platform, a collaboration between the police and Hong Kong Qianfan Technology, allows students to create personalized stories based on China's "holistic approach to national security." This framework, promoted by President Xi Jinping, encompasses various domains including politics, economy, ecology, and technology.
During the launch ceremony, Police Commissioner Joe Chow stated that the initiative seeks to "plant the seeds of national security in students’ hearts." The platform also features audio recordings from Chow and security chief Chris Tang, who provide explanations of Hong Kong's national security laws and related information.
This launch marks a significant step in integrating national security education into schools through innovative technology. The NSmarties platform was initially presented on National Security Education Day in April but was not fully available to the public until this recent launch.
FAQ
What is the NSmarties AI Interactive Platform?
It is an AI-powered educational tool developed by Hong Kong police and Hong Kong Qianfan Technology to teach pupils about national security.
What is the goal of the NSmarties platform?
The platform aims to instill national security concepts in students through personalized stories and explanations of national security laws.