香港交易所：旨在衡量40家深度參與人工智能產業價值鏈的香港上市公司的表現。

China on Oct. 23 published its position on strengthening outer space governance, emphasizing openness and shared use and describing outer space as a common domain. It urges states to provide space public goods and services to benefit all and commits to implementing the United Nations Space 2030 agenda, with focus on capacity building and application needs of developing countries through joint research, technology cooperation and personnel training. It calls for faster conversion of space technologies to civilian applications and deeper integration of space tech with disaster mitigation, emergency response and climate-change response.

China's National Energy Administration in Beijing launched a new round of safety and quality improvement actions for the nuclear power sector, instructing units to consolidate prior gains and raise safety-quality management to support high-quality nuclear development. Directives prioritize upstream/source governance, accelerated design standardization, wider adoption of modular construction and deployment of smart construction sites to upgrade nuclear engineering quality management. The NEA singled out commissioning and operational safety of new reactor types, reliability of nuclear fuel assemblies and strengthening of nuclear power operational technical service systems as key focus areas to ensure unit safety. Non-nuclear safety risks are to be jointly assessed and controlled with nuclear safety risks. The agency ordered stronger interdepartmental communication and coordination on the basis of existing mechanisms, and tighter supervision, performance assessment and follow-up enforcement.