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Party General Secretary and State President To Lam on June 5 received Eric Schmidt, former Chairman and CEO of Google, and a delegation of artificial intelligence (AI) experts who are on a working visit to Vietnam.
Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang painted a picture of a new era for artificial intelligence during his keynote address at GTC Taipei 2026, outlining a future in which AI evolves beyond a simple assistant into an autonomous digital workforce.
The Vietnam Museum of Ethnology, under the Vietnam Academy of Social Sciences, is organising a series of on-site and online digital experiences from June 1-7 to mark Museum Week 2026.
When students rely entirely on AI to do their assignments, the practice of assigning homework loses much of its meaning, said Professor and Fields Medalist Ngo Bao Chau.
VN considers the Eurasian Economic Union (EAEU) a trustworthy partner in the development of AI for mutual benefit, Deputy PM Ho Quoc Dung affirmed at the plenary session of the Eurasian Economic Forum held in Astana, Kazakhstan, on May 28.
Experts say the next phase of AI competition will be defined less by algorithms and more by how effectively countries apply AI in real life.
Wrapping up its presence at Vietnam Security Summit 2026, CMC Telecom introduced its vision for helping enterprises build proactive cyber defense capabilities in an era shaped by AI and increasingly sophisticated threats.
Vietnam is accelerating the development of a national legal data infrastructure and expanding the use of AI in lawmaking and enforcement.
Vietnam Security Summit 2026 brought together cybersecurity experts and regulators to discuss emerging risks from AI and quantum computing.
The AI & Digital Transformation Forum “GStar 2026 - AI & Humanity”, organized by the New Turing Institute (NTI), will officially take place in Ho Chi Minh City on May 29.
A senior Vietnamese Party official has called on Samsung to help develop the country’s future AI and semiconductor workforce as Vietnam pushes for innovation-led growth.
As Vietnam accelerates digital transformation, the National Assembly is planning a specialized AI center and a broader parliamentary data ecosystem.
According to Senior Colonel Nguyen Hong Quan, Deputy Director of Department A05, with the support of AI, cyberspace has become a "dynamic battlefield" where offensive and defensive activities occur continuously and at an ever-increasing speed.
The publishing industry is undergoing profound transformation under the impact of artificial intelligence, forcing organizations and individuals to adapt or risk falling behind.
SK Group announced on April 24 that it has signed cooperation agreements to help develop an AI ecosystem in Vietnam.
Vietnam’s railway sector on April 22 introduced an AI-powered “flexible pricing” feature on its e-ticketing system, offering discounts of up to 35% for short-distance passengers.
In recent years, Vietnam’s tourism sector has grown steadily, but to stay competitive and sustainable, it is shifting toward tech-driven, value-based development, with AI as a key catalyst.
A program on exchange and cooperation in AI for cross-border tourism between China and Vietnam concluded on April 19 in Nanning, China's Guangxi, with nearly 30 representatives from Vietnamese tourism authorities and enterprises.
The Vietnamese Embassy in Hungary, in coordination with the Association of Vietnamese Intellectuals in Hungary, held a scientific workshop on April 16 themed “AI in the Court and Justice System – EU Experience and Application to Vietnam.”
AI is helping organizations uncover the layers inside legacy systems, exposing risks that demand both technical and strategic clarity.