All instruments Guideline Hong Kong: Hong Kong Generative Artificial Intelligence Technical and Application Guideline No summary is recorded for this instrument. In force Not yet reviewed English Open the source (opens in a new tab) Suggest a correction Details Full text Details Identity Title Hong Kong Generative Artificial Intelligence Technical and Application Guideline Original title Not recorded Instrument ID hk-genai-technical-application-guideline-2025 Type Guideline Status In force Jurisdiction and publisher Jurisdiction Hong Kong Publisher Digital Policy Office, Government of the Hong Kong SAR Language English Dates and versions Date April 15, 2025 Versions Kind not recorded · April 15, 2025 Classification Policy areas Not recorded Source Source URL https://www.digitalpolicy.gov.hk/en/our_work/data_governance/policies_standards/ethical_ai_framework/doc/HK_Generative_AI_Technical_and_Application_Guideline_en.pdf Retrieved August 29, 2026 License Unknown. Follow the publisher’s terms. Access note Not recorded Full text 116,948 characters Original text, English · 116,948 characters in 1 part Load the full text Download as .txt Outline (53 headings) 3. Practical Guidelines for Technology Developers, Service 3.1 Technology Developers: Build Comprehensive Teams and Adopt Proper Working 3.2 Service Providers: Build Responsible Service Frameworks and Service Development 1. Technology developers and those who commission the development of 2. Service providers, platform providers, and individuals who provide service with 3. Service users, content creators, and disseminators of generative content (Service 1. Brief Introduction to Generative AI 1.1 Overview of Generative AI 1.2 Main Principles of Generative AI Technology 1.3 Main Modalities of Content Generation 1.3.1 Text Generation 1.3.2 Image Generation 1.3.3 Audio Generation 1.3.4 Video Generation 1.4 Main Service Areas of Generative AI 2. Governance of Generative AI 2.1 Technical Limitations and Service Risks of Generative AI 2.1.1 Technical Limitations 2.1.2 Service Risks 2.1.3 Model Lifecycle and Human Oversight 2.1.3.1 Planning and Data Collection 2.1.3.2 Model Development 2.1.3.3 Deployment and Integration 2.1.3.4 Usage and Maintenance 2.1.3.5 Human Oversight 2.2 Five Dimensions of Governance 2.2.1 Personal Data Privacy 2.2.2 Intellectual Property 2.2.3 Crime Prevention 2.2.4 Reliability and Trustworthiness 2.2.5 System Security 2.3 Key Principles of Governance 2.3.1 Compliance with Laws and Regulations 2.3.2 Security and Transparency 2.3.3 Accuracy and Reliability 2.3.4 Fairness and Objectivity 2.3.5 Practicality and Efficiency 3.1 Technology Developers: Build Comprehensive Teams and Adopt 3.2 Service Providers: Build Responsible Service Frameworks and 3.2.1 Establish a Responsible Generative AI Service Framework 3.2.2 Responsible Service Development Processes 3.3 Service Users: Proactive Stewards of Benevolent AI Appendix: With the advancement of generative AI technology, countries and industries have 1 Governance Requirements for Generative AI in Specific Countries 1.1 The Mainland 1.2 Other Major Countries and Regions 2024. The Act aims to improve the functioning of the internal market, promote 2 Key Governance Areas of Generative AI in Hong Kong 2.1 Hong Kong Governance Framework for Generative AI: Hong Kong Features 2.2 Hong Kong's Generative AI Governance Policy Framework 2.2.1 Application-Oriented Principles of Trustworthy AI in Hong Kong 2.2.2 Industry-Oriented Trustworthy AI Principles in Hong Kong 3 Reference The outline comes from headings detected in the text, so it might miss some or include extras. JavaScript is turned off. To read the text, open each of its 1 part: Part 1 370 of 1,262, newest first Previous Interim study of artificial intelligence Next AN ACT to create and enact a new section to chapter 16.1-10 of the North Dakota Century Code, relating to artificial intelligence disclosure statements. Show a random instrument All instruments