Student-led policy research

Policy for a technology we'll inherit.

We're a group of students in Hong Kong. We study how AI and economic policy are changing the city, and send around twenty recommendations a year to the government. We also teach AI and economics, for free, to primary school children from underprivileged families.

~20
recommendations a year
350
children taught
7
partner schools
43
student tutors trained
A tutor leads a session at Ho Man Tin Ling To Catholic School while a pupil raises her hand to answer.
A tutoring session at Ho Man Tin Ling To Catholic School.

HK$50M

allocated to AI for All in the 2026–27 Budget, the kind of inclusive AI programme we'd been arguing for

86%

of our students have moved up at least one class band since 2024

Who we are

AI For Good was started by students in June 2023, and it's still run entirely by students. There are more than 35 of us now. We began outside school as an independent think tank, and since then we've teamed up with schools across Hong Kong. We do two things side by side: we write evidence-based recommendations for the government, and we teach the children who feel the effects of those decisions first. More about us →

What we're working on

  • PolicyOur submission to the First Five-Year Plan for Economic and Social Development (2026–2030). We're arguing that AI funding should go where the need is, not just where programmes already exist.
  • TeachingGoing back to Ho Man Tin Ling To Catholic School next year with a new group of tutors.

Who we work with

Ho Man Tin Ling To Catholic School · St. Barnabas' Home & Society · Kennedy Town School · 10% Organisation

Schools and organisations

If you work with children from underprivileged families and could use tutors, we'll bring the lessons, the tutors and the equipment.

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Students

We're recruiting at Victoria Shanghai Academy. If you're interested in policy, economics or AI, we'd love to hear from you.

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