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Painter Vo Tan Thanh, 75, has spent over half a century restoring portraits of heroes and martyrs. Most recently, with witnesses’ memories, he recreated the image of Dieu Cai, a faithful son of the Cho Ro people.
With just $200 a month, AI tools are reshaping the way travel firms operate, raising questions about human job security.
As Agentic AI is reshaping industries worldwide, Vietnamese businesses need to adopt the technology to enhance their competitiveness and ensure sustainable economic growth, experts say.
Vietnam and Indonesia top Southeast Asia in AI usage for e-commerce, with Vietnam excelling in applying AI to marketing, customer service, and business operations.
A young woman’s instincts and an online AI search led to the arrest of a man who had already produced seven liters of liquid synthetic drugs.
Embracing Agentic AI can enhance competitiveness and sustainable growth in Vietnam's digital landscape.
The 33-year-old scientist shares his vision for affordable and scalable medical technology.
Vietnamese Prime Minister Pham Minh Chinh expressed a desire to "work together, benefit together, win together" with businesses, emphasizing that "what is said must be done, what is committed must be fulfilled".
Dr. Le Viet Quoc, a leading AI scientist at Google Brain, emphasizes that Vietnam must prioritize higher education and global collaboration to drive technological breakthroughs.
Experts at AISC 2025 highlight Vietnam’s potential to become a key AI and semiconductor hub, thanks to its skilled workforce and strategic location.
Vietnamese AI expert Dr. Le Viet Quoc urges Vietnam to focus on chip design and AI innovation instead of semiconductor manufacturing, citing resource efficiency and long-term potential.
The ViGen project, launched by Vietnam’s National Innovation Center, aims to improve AI’s understanding of Vietnamese with high-quality open-source datasets.
Prime Minister Pham Minh Chinh has called on international partners to help Vietnam advance its technological capabilities and transform its development trajectory, particularly in emerging fields like artificial intelligence (AI) and semiconductor.
Six Vietnamese organizations, including NIC and AI for Vietnam Foundation, join AI Alliance, expanding global AI collaboration and strengthening Vietnam’s role in AI development.
Vietnam is solidifying its role in the global AI and semiconductor industry. At AISC 2025 in Hanoi, experts discussed AI-driven chip design and Vietnam’s growing tech potential.
Dr. Christopher Nguyen advises Vietnam to focus on Edge AI and AI-driven semiconductors rather than costly large-scale chip production. Vietnam’s young workforce and global supply chain shifts present unique opportunities.
Experts at the International Conference on Artificial Intelligence and Semiconductors 2025 believe Vietnam is at a pivotal moment to integrate into global technology revolutions. Will the country seize this once-in-a-lifetime chance?
A programmer with no prior game development experience used AI to create a game that now earns $50,000 per month. As artificial intelligence reshapes the gaming industry, is making money from AI-generated games becoming a reality?
Passionate about both cinema and emerging technology, young director Pham Vinh Khuong is making waves with his innovative approach to integrating artificial intelligence (AI) into the arts.
Hanoi has launched a trial AI-powered hotline (19001009) to enhance public service efficiency, reducing wait times and automating administrative assistance.