Photo: HKPF, via Facebook. The NSmarties AI Interactive Platform was officially launched last week at a ceremony at Precious Blood Primary School in Ap Lei Chau, with about 700 pupils attending, police said in a social media post.
Police commissioner Joe Chow said during the ceremony that the campaign aimed to “plant the seeds of national security in students’ hearts,” according to the post.
See also: Hong Kong schools on ‘frontline’ of preventing ‘soft resistance,’ education minister says The platform, jointly developed by police and Hong Kong Qianfan Technology, allows students to generate personalised stories centred on China’s “holistic approach to national security” – a framework advocated by President Xi Jinping that covers areas ranging from politics and the economy to ecology and technology.
It also features the voices of Chow and security chief Chris Tang, who explain the city’s national security laws and security information. Hong Kong police launch an AI-powered national security education platform for the city’s pupils during a ceremony on October 6, 2026.
Photo: HKPF, via Facebook. The ceremony marked a “milestone” for national security entering the city’s schools using innovative technologies, police said. The NSmarties platform was first unveiled on National Security Education Day in April, but it was not fully launched to the public at that time.