Hong Kong must grapple with water implications of AI race
LettersHong Kong must grapple with water implications of AI race
Readers discuss water security as economies pursue artificial intelligence development, and the importance of courts taking into account defendants’ backgrounds
As policymakers, business leaders and sustainability experts gathered for Hong Kong Green Week 2026 earlier this month, much attention focused on artificial intelligence as a driver of innovation, productivity and economic growth.
Yet one critical issue risks being overlooked: water.
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