Congratulations! CityU students excel in the “Artificial Intelligence in Defence of National Security” Essay Competition

 

Three students from City University of Macau (CityU) excelled in the “Artificial Intelligence in Defence of National Security” Essay Competition, jointly organized by the Macao SAR Government and the Liaison Office of the Central People’s Government in the Macao SAR, and hosted by Judiciary Police. The award ceremony of this competition was recently held. Zhang Xiaoyu won the first prize for her essay titled “Harnessing Artificial Intelligence to Safeguard the Nation”; Ruan Yuyao won the third prize for her work “Empowering with AI, Fortifying with Technology: The National Security Mission of Artificial Intelligence”; He Yaohong received a merit award for his work “AI Defences Macao, Jointly Building National Security: AI Building a Comprehensive Protection System under Macao’s ‘One Country, Two Systems’.” These achievements demonstrated CityU students’ strong patriotism and solid technological literacy.

 

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This competition aims to encourage youth to explore the critical role of artificial intelligence in strengthening national security, guiding students to grasp the internal relationship between development and security, and to strengthen their sense of responsibility as guardians of national security. CityU award-winning students closely addressed the theme of “Artificial Intelligence in Defence of National Security,” presenting their profound reflections and unique insights on national security in the new era from diverse perspectives, including technological ethics, frontier defense, and intelligent defence under the framework of “one country, two systems.”

 

CityU has always been committed to cultivating patriotic and interdisciplinary talents, that possess innovative thinking, and have a strong sense of social responsibility. These outstanding achievements demonstrate the students’ awareness of national security and their potential to apply cutting-edge technology to serve society. Looking forward to more remarkable performances from CityU students in interdisciplinary field of technology and humanities.

Source: Student Affairs Office

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