Online reports that on March 16, the Financial Secretary of the Hong Kong SAR Government, Paul Chan, published a blog saying that more technology companies are welcome and encouraged to participate in the cultivation of young science and technology talents in Hong Kong and provide them with more high-quality employment and development opportunities. In fact, many science and technology companies that have settled in Hong Kong or plan to expand their business also hope to hire more people. Cyberport will also hold a two-day recruitment expo focusing on artificial intelligence starting next Friday. More than 580 companies and institutions will provide more than 2000 positions, of which about 60% are related to artificial intelligence. As a patient capital, Hong Kong Investment Corporation will also announce a strategic cooperation with a technology company focusing on RISC-V technology next Friday to accelerate the implementation of relevant industries in Hong Kong and the cultivation of talents.