The final round of the Vietnam–Japan AI Hackathon 2025 took place in Tokyo on December 13, bringing together eight outstanding teams from Vietnamese research groups and technology enthusiasts living and working in Japan.

Vietnam is aiming to cultivate three to four new strategic tech unicorns by 2030, with a sharp focus on AI, semiconductors, and green technology.

On December 10, the National Assembly officially passed Vietnam’s first-ever Law on Artificial Intelligence (AI), with 429 out of 434 deputies voting in favor (90.70%). The law will come into effect on March 1, 2026.

Pham Do Nhat Tien, who has a doctorate in science, said that AI and digital transformation in schools offers many benefits but also poses significant challenges.

Vietnam ranks 10th globally for consumption of “AI slop” videos on YouTube and 15th for the number of subscribers to these channels.

As SEA Games 33 kicks off, Vietnam’s sports delegation reveals strategic use of AI in training and performance analysis.

The VinFuture laureate and BRCA1 pioneer urges caution in using AI for patient care despite its research potential.

According to the latest UNDP report, 61 percent of Vietnamese people surveyed expressed concern about losing or being unable to find a job due to AI.

Deputy Prime Minister Nguyen Chi Dung has signed a decision approving the Digital Government Development Programme, setting a roadmap to build a fully digital state apparatus by 2030.

The Ministry of Science and Technology has issued six key circulars detailing activities related to the import, production, investment incentives, and industrial development in the field of digital technology.

Minister of Science and Technology Nguyen Manh Hung late last week presented to the National Assembly the draft Law on Artificial Intelligence.

While many businesses are racing to create an explosion of AI applications and generate buzz, one Vietnamese enterprise is choosing a different approach.

To master artificial intelligence (AI), Vietnam must cultivate a team of experts who not only understand the technology deeply but can also tackle complex problems. Yet such talent remains scarce in the country.

Global AI experts gathered in Hanoi to tackle the urgent ethical and safety questions raised by artificial intelligence’s rapid rise.

The Ministry of Education and Training (MOET) has officially sent a draft guideline to provincial departments, seeking feedback on a pilot program for incorporating artificial intelligence (AI) education into the national school curriculum.

Vietnam’s Ministry of Science and Technology has proposed labeling AI-generated content and imposing fines of up to 2 billion VND for violations under a new draft law.

Technology’s future depends not on how powerful AI becomes, but on how wisely and compassionately we choose to guide it.

Some cybercrime victims are so psychologically manipulated they ignore real police to transfer money to impostors.

The Ministry of Science and Technology is collaborating on an upgraded IT infrastructure to support the 2025 National Rural and Agricultural Census, ensuring cybersecurity and risk mitigation throughout the deployment.

Google introduces Gemini 3, its most powerful and secure AI model to date, designed to bring any idea to life.