National security AI learning platform launches in schools
The Hong Kong Police Force and Hong Kong Qianfan Technology have launched the "NSmarties AI Interactive Platform" in schools. This generative AI platform is designed to create an immersive learning environment for national security education, allowing students to create personalized storybooks and videos, and take quizzes, with voice narration from senior security officials.
The platform's focus on national security education, delivered through AI-driven interactive content, represents a specific application of generative AI in a public education context. By enabling students to craft their own narratives and videos, it aims to shift learning from passive reception to active engagement, a point noted by Sister Agnes Au Yi-man.
The involvement of the Hong Kong Police Force and the Education Bureau, alongside a technology firm and a school, indicates a coordinated effort to integrate this form of education into the curriculum. The platform's alignment with the "Holistic Approach to National Security" suggests a standardized framework for content delivery within schools.
The use of voice narration from Secretary for Security Chris Tang Ping-keung and Commissioner of Police Joe Chow Yat-ming aims to simplify complex legal and security concepts for younger audiences. This direct involvement of high-ranking officials in content delivery underscores the initiative's emphasis on authoritative messaging within the educational framework.
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