Committee Structure

The "GBA AI Safety & Development Standing Committee" was founded and led by the Hong Kong Association for the Advancement of Science and Technology (HKAAST), building a tripartite platform — academia + industry + international organisations — for AI-safety governance.

Advisors

Huawei Technologies Linux Foundation APAC

Universities & research institutes

Member

The Education University of Hong Kong

Prof. Ho Kin-Chung

Member

Hong Kong Baptist University

Prof. Ng Kwok-Po (SIAM Fellow · Feng Kang Award laureate · leads the HoloTSH mathematical architecture)

Member

Southern University of Science and Technology

Prof. Shen Ping

Member

Guangdong University of Technology — GBA ESG & New Quality Productivity Research Institute

Vice-Dean Liu Kaijie

Member

Guangdong Digital Industry Research Institute

Prof. Li Tak-Ho (Alex)

Member

Research partner

Dr. Li Liheng

Corporate members

JT Tech Chisheng Jingying International Technology Exchange Guangzhou Zhongcheng Qingyun Ciyuan Technology Wan Hui Systems Chuanglong Technology International (HK) Multimedia Pacific Limited IPTP Limited Wah Xun Station TinYik Technology Ching Media KaiYin Technology (Macau) Wing King Tong (Holdings) Ltd. Yaok Progressive Pharmacy Empire Limited HK Yangda Culture International Beijing Yangda Culture Industry Development Hong Kong Creative AI Academy Germanjet Company Ltd. ConnectAR Limited

Institutional relations

The Committee was founded and led by HKAAST, which also provides Secretariat support. HKAAST is an institutional member of the World Young Scientists Alliance (WAYS); the Committee connects to the young-scientist network through it.

Core technical theory

The Committee's technical foundation stems from the "HoloTSH (Holographic Tensor-Spectrum Hypergraph) school", initiated by Prof. Ng Kwok-Po's team at HKBU — building on his foundational work on tensor singular value decomposition (t-SVD), constructing HoloBlocker (topological circuit breaker) and HoloAuditor (holographic audit architecture) and pioneering Block Tensor Decomposition (BTD), turning "safe and controllable" into verifiable, auditable engineering and standards.