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HKIML’s one – year report card has injected strong impetus into Hong Kong’s innovation and technology ecosystem, but the potential risks behind its high – speed expansion also need to be vigilant. For entrepreneurs, seizing the opportunities in Hong Kong’s “New Money Era” and focusing on technological hard strength and ecological synergy can help them gain a firm foothold in this industrial transformation.

The development of AI consumer hardware is not only a competition in technological innovation but also a contest in understanding user needs and building ecosystems. Entrepreneurs need to find a balance between “disruption” and “steadiness,” “technological ideals” and “user value” to gain a foothold in this human – computer interaction revolution.

Wu Mengmeng’s story is essentially a successful case of “cognitive upgrade” driving “strategic transformation.” She has verified a simple truth over a decade: in a red-ocean market, there are no miracles in entrepreneurship, only a sober judgment of trends, a deep understanding of consumers, and a firm adherence to the business essence.

Although Decathlon has encountered obstacles in its transformation, its market sensitivity of “acting in line with the trend” and the advantages of “full – category + strong supply chain” are still worthy of reference. For entrepreneurs, finding a balance between “upgrading” and “protecting the foundation”, driving brand transformation with “cultural identity”, and supporting price adjustment with “value anchoring” can enable them to move more steadily and further in the market wave.

Blue Frog’s transformation is an active attempt by high – end catering brands in the era of rational consumption. Whether it can succeed depends on whether it can find a balance between “expanding new customers” and “maintaining old customers”, “attracting customers with affordable prices” and “maintaining high – end tone”, and “multi – category operation” and “core advantages”.

The adjustment period of the group live – streaming industry is essentially a transformation from “quantity” to “quality”. Entrepreneurs need to seize the opportunities of platform standardization and the rise of professional content, take anchor rights protection as the foundation, content innovation as the core, and compliance operation as the bottom line to gain a firm foothold in the new competitive landscape and promote the group live – streaming industry towards a more sustainable future.

the launch of Black Myth: Zhong Kui is not only an announcement of a new game but also a microcosm of the transformation of the Chinese game industry from “blockbuster manufacturing” to “IP ecosystem construction”. Although Game Science’s choice is full of challenges, it provides a long – term development model for entrepreneurs, which is “rooted in culture, driven by innovation, and centered on users”.

The essence of AI in childcare is to provide parents with a sense of “peace of mind” and “control” through technology, rather than replacing parents’ love and companionship. On this track, entrepreneurs should not only respect the boundaries of technology (such as algorithms cannot fully understand infants’ emotional needs) but also adhere to the core of user value (solving real pain points). Only by finding a balance among technological reliability, user trust, and business sustainability can AI truly become a “good parenting helper” instead of an “amplifier of anxiety.”

The dropout wave triggered by AGI is a typical phenomenon during the period of technological change. It shows the responsibility of the youth group and also exposes the risks of group anxiety. Entrepreneurs need to respond with “rational enthusiasm.” They should seize the technological window while respecting knowledge and market laws, pay attention to the potential impact of AGI while seeing the possibility of the diversified development of human society.