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Hong Kong's AI sector faced a sudden downturn as OpenClaw-related stocks plummeted, with MiniMax leading the drop at nearly 9%. Regulatory warnings about potential data leaks in critical industries sparked investor concerns, despite ongoing updates to the open-source platform. Experts caution that version updates don't guarantee security, prompting a market reevaluation of AI compliance risks.

Hong Kong's AI sector staged an impressive comeback on March 5, led by MiniMax's surprising 13% surge following strong earnings. The rally extended to other AI players like Zhipu and autonomous driving firms WeRide and Pony.ai, fueled by renewed investor confidence in AI commercialization. Analysts point to MiniMax's international revenue growth and improving margins as key drivers behind this market turnaround.

Chinese AI powerhouse MiniMax made a spectacular debut on the Hong Kong Stock Exchange, with shares skyrocketing 42% on its first trading day. The listing, which shattered subscription records with 1,837 times oversubscribed shares, marks a watershed moment for China's AI industry. Backed by tech giants Alibaba and Tencent, MiniMax's rapid rise from startup to public company in just five years showcases investor confidence in homegrown AI innovation.