On today's The Current, we look at this year's Ten Outstanding Young Persons Selection, including what the judges look for in awardees and what the recognition means for one of the winners. We also discuss how companies are managing the growing risks associated with artificial intelligence, as calls grow for stronger safeguards and responsible use.

On today's The Current, we look at how Hong Kong's tourism and restaurant sectors performed during the National Day Golden Week holiday, from visitor numbers to the impact on dining businesses. We also examine a Hong Kong-developed approach to coral restoration, using 3D-printed terracotta tiles to provide a foundation for living coral reefs to grow.

On today's The Current, we look at 11 SKIES following the Airport Authority's agreement with New World Development to terminate the project's sublease early and restructure the mega-complex. We also explore HKUMed's newly launched Centre for Health AI Research and Translation, which aims to help bring artificial intelligence research into practical healthcare settings.

On today's The Current, we look at iFX Expo Asia as Hong Kong hosts leading figures from the online trading and fintech sectors, and ask what the event says about the city's ambitions as a financial-technology hub. We also discuss rising fees at Direct Subsidy Scheme schools, with dozens of schools increasing charges this academic year amid higher operating costs and funding pressures.

On today's The Current, we discuss the phased opening of Kai Tak Hospital, Hong Kong's largest medical facility, and what it will mean for public healthcare, patient access and transport links across Kowloon as services gradually transfer from Queen Elizabeth Hospital. We also look back at Hong Kong, China's record-breaking Asian Games campaign in Nagoya, including the standout performances, the breadth of the medal haul and what the results say about the development of elite sport in the city.

On today's The Current, we look at new concerns over high blood pressure, blood sugar and cholesterol among younger adults in Hong Kong, following a community screening that found many participants had at least one abnormal reading. We also examine the fallout from Manchester City's financial-rule case, including what a guilty verdict and a possible appeal could mean for the club and the Premier League.

On today's The Current, we look at new uses of artificial intelligence in Hong Kong, from a CU Medicine system designed to improve detection of diabetic eye disease to an AI forecasting tool aimed at helping street-hail taxi drivers find passengers more efficiently. We also discuss the government's pilot scheme offering eligible developers bonus plot ratio to encourage the redevelopment of ageing residential buildings in older districts.

On today's The Current, we look at Hong Kong's move to process all recovered waste paper locally, and what the new recycling system means for residents and collectors. We also examine whether US technology restrictions are pushing Chinese firms to invest more heavily in science-based innovation, before turning to a new campaign encouraging practical, plant-forward eating habits in Hong Kong.

On today's The Current, we look at how Hong Kong can encourage medical innovation while keeping new treatments affordable and accessible, such as for patients with cancer and rare diseases. We also examine the support available to ethnic minority elderly, and the effort to make social support services more accessible across Hong Kong's diverse communities.

On today's The Current, we look back at President Xi Jinping's 3-day state visit to the United States, focussing on trade and technology. We examine the extension of the trade truce and plans for further China-US dialogue on AI, including its opportunities, risks and governance.