Michael Han, a Partner of WIL Group and the Dean of the WIL Venture Research Institute, as well as the founder of Hong Kong Unbounded Technology Development Co., Ltd., boasts educational backgrounds from the University of Hong Kong Faculty of Law, Stanford Graduate School of Business, and Harvard Law School. He once worked at the international law firm A&O Shearman, and his personal resume lists four national invention patents. As a multifaceted leader spanning legal technology, AI governance, and cross-border industrial investment, he is committed to bringing Chinese industrial practices into the core agenda of global rule-making, connecting Hong Kong and the global innovation ecosystem through institutional research, industrial practice, and international exchange.
In the field of AI governance, he once delivered a speech at the "Frontier AI Regulation" seminar at Harvard Law School, proposing three propositions: incorporating interpretability as a prerequisite for the release of cutting-edge models, promoting the integration of industry standards and enforcement powers, and supporting international coordination with verifiable and auditable technical foundations. At the opening ceremony of the AI Hangzhou 2026 Yangtze River Delta AI Development Conference, he took "from water governance to intelligence governance" as a starting point to explore open cooperation, security governance, and inclusive development.
In terms of industry and capital practices, he delivered a keynote speech at the Beijing Summit of GAIC Global Artificial Intelligence Conference, exploring the transition of cross-border legal services from "hourly billing" to "on-demand invocation". As a presenter at the 2026 Asia-Pacific Artificial Intelligence Conference, he shared the stage with over 20 Chinese and foreign academicians and delivered a keynote report titled "Pricing for Goodwill: The Scarcest Pricing Power in the AI Era" at the AI + Investment and Financing Forum, discussing the identification and measurement of social value through artificial intelligence.
In terms of international dialogue, he has delivered speeches at the World Model and Spatial Intelligence Workshop organized by the Human-Centered Artificial Intelligence (HAI) Institute at Stanford University, participated in the DSAIL course discussion at Harvard Business School, and engaged in exchanges at the California Institute of Technology and the San Francisco AI Conference 2026. He was invited to represent the University of Hong Kong at the "Nobel Heroes and AI4SCI Summit · Singapore 2026" and had discussions with Benjamin List, the 2021 Nobel Laureate in Chemistry, on topics such as scientific verification, long-term capital, and interdisciplinary training for young talents during the summit.
He was also invited to attend the Greater Bay Area Science Forum, Hong Kong FinTech Week, and the International Financial Leaders Investment Summit. The latter was hosted by the Hong Kong Monetary Authority. He Lifeng, member of the Political Bureau of the CPC Central Committee and Vice Premier of the State Council, delivered the opening speech, while John Lee, Chief Executive of the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region, delivered a keynote speech. Heads of international financial institutions such as Goldman Sachs, Blackstone, and JPMorgan Chase participated. He also published articles on topics such as intelligent agents, reasoning engineering, and AI governance in China Weekly.