Today, with the help of AI, teachers can prepare lesson plans very quickly while students can solve assignments within minutes. However, in the end, the use of technology cannot solve the core problems of education.

From London, Vietnam sends a message: it seeks to shape AI’s future through values, ethics, and global cooperation.

Vietnam is set to swiftly establish a national artificial intelligence (AI) supercomputing center and a shared open AI data platform, as part of its strategy to strengthen core AI infrastructure.

Party General Secretary To Lam and a high-ranking Vietnamese delegation attended a seminar with leading strategists on artificial intelligence (AI) and technology in the UK and the world, which was held in London on October 28.

Minister of Science and Technology Nguyen Manh Hung affirmed that Vietnam encourages the development of open-source artificial intelligence (AI), as it presents an opportunity for smaller countries to master and apply advanced technologies.

Michelin is spearheading a mobility revolution by harnessing artificial intelligence and smart analytics to build safer, smarter, and more sustainable transportation in the Industry 4.0 era.

Ho Chi Minh City unveils a bold plan to train 15% of its population in AI by 2030, building a tech-savvy workforce for the digital economy.

As AI is rapidly emerging as a key driver of the digital economy, to move beyond experimentation and deliver real value, experts held that Vietnam must establish a domestic AI market where businesses can develop, commercialise, and compete fairly.

Sensor Tower highlights the rise of AI Hay as Vietnam’s first and largest generative AI Q&A network.

A workshop to gather feedback on the draft law on artificial intelligence (AI) took place in Hanoi on October 15, attracting numerous experts, scholars, lawyers, journalists, and representatives from the business community.

AI has become the new energy source for the global economy, similar to electricity or the Internet in the last century. For Vietnam, this is not merely a trend but a golden opportunity to accelerate development.

Vietnam’s digital landscape is entering a new phase of convergence, fuelled by artificial intelligence (AI), the rise of livestreaming as a commerce tool and increasingly aligned social media habits across generations.

According to the Director of the Ho Chi Minh City Department of Science and Technology, UAE’s G42 Group is planning to invest nearly $2 billion in an AI megadata center in the city.

Currently, HCM City operates 530 surveillance cameras in central areas, nine automated speed cameras, 31 AI-enabled cameras at intersections and 47 cameras funded by the Ministry of Public Security.

The ViGen project has introduced an open Vietnamese pre-training dataset covering knowledge from preschool to university level, enabling AI models to reach a competency equivalent to "a top-performing university graduate”, experts have said.

The 2025 law on the digital technology industry sets out requirements for the responsible use of AI, ensuring a safe and transparent online environment.

FPT unveils plans to create a specialized AI chip called “Bonsai AI,” optimized for targeted industries with high technological value.

The integration of AI into education, especially at the primary level, is considered essential in the national innovation strategy. However, this strategic technology must be implemented carefully and selectively.

If Vietnamese businesses can master AI technology and independently research and develop “Made in Vietnam” products and solutions, they will not only compete on an equal footing but also have the potential to lead in certain fields.

GreenMind, the first Vietnamese-focused LLM on NVIDIA NIM, proves the country’s AI is ready to join the global ecosystem.