Business & Management

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Introduction to Blockchain and Web3 with AI Insights
區塊鏈與 WEB3 入門與AI 趨勢

Course No.
263-149850-01
Course Type
Part-time
Start Date
07/09/2026
Total Hours
10.00
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Course Detail

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  • Schedule

    Monday
  • Time

    19:00 - 21:30
  • Venue

    Central Learning Centre
  • Session

    4
  • Instructor

    CUSCS Instructor
  • Level

    General Courses
  • Tuition Fee

    $1,730
  • Language Used

    Cantonese (supplemented with English)
  • Course Enquiries

    22097752 / 22097760

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  • Enrolment Enquiries

    2209 0290

Admission Requirement

Participants shall have basic knowledge in computer, internet and finance.

Introduction

This course provides a comprehensive, non-technical introduction to blockchain technology, explaining the differences between blockchain, a decentralised, immutable database system for secure and transparent data management, and artificial intelligence (AI), which focuses on building systems that learn and make decisions. The course also examines how emerging AI trends and ethical considerations intersect with blockchain development, influencing innovation and regulatory frameworks.

Content

1. Technology Introduction – Digital transformation, decentralisation, cryptography, smart contracts, DeFi, tokenisation, consensus, security, and emerging Web3 applications.
2. Web3 Identity & Interactions – Web evolution, blockchain identity, cryptographic keys, storage options, Web3 wallets, safety practices, and metaverse applications.
3. Web3 vs Web3.0 developments in Hong Kong – Market landscape, custody models, wallets, Hong Kong legal frameworks, stablecoins, OTC risks, compliance (KYC/KYT), and AI-driven fraud detection.
4. AI trend & Ethical consideration – Smart City framework, AI fundamentals and trends, ethics, generative AI, open data, GIS, and blockchain-based AI applications.
5. Risks, Scam, Privacy and Cybersecurity – Technical, regulatory, and speculative risks; hacks, scams, fraud; privacy challenges; AI-driven scams; cybersecurity improvements and forensic traceability.