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FMCC hosts breakfast talk on sustainable AI practices

  • An FMCC breakfast talk saw insights shared on prompt engineering and how AI can be integrated into professional life.
  • The FMCC is actively supporting new technology and advocating for sustainable AI practices to drive positive changes in the community.

During a breakfast talk organized by the French Macau Chamber of Commerce (FMCC) in late May, Jackie Fong, the regional manager for System in Motion’s South Chain business, provided attendees with practical advice on integrating AI into everyday work activities.

During her speech, Jackie shared valuable insights on prompt engineering, dispelling misconceptions about AI replacement and demonstrating how AI can be integrated into professional lives, highlighting the fact that AI has great potential to drive sustainable business success if applied correctly.

Jackie Fong with FMCC’s Jeremy Artan de Saint Martin at the recent breakfast talk

However, she also reminded the audience that AI does not include everything on the internet when providing information and sometimes fabricates things to please the asker. Her proactive approach encouraged audience interaction, creating an engaging and informative session.

According to FMCC, the organization is actively supporting new technology and advocating for sustainable AI practices to drive positive changes in the community. As a founding member of the United Nations University Global Artificial Intelligence Network (UNU Global AI Network), FMCC collaborates with global partners to shape the future of AI.

Rutger Verschuren, Chairman of FMCC, said, “At FMCC, we believe it’s important to set guidelines and work together to ensure AI benefits everyone. Our goal is to create a future where AI helps society thrive and makes the world a better place for all of us.”

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