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Chinese AI short dramas flood Vietnam, raising concerns over wider impact

Information pollution, distorted cultural perceptions among young people and pressure on genuine creativity are among the concerns raised as Chinese AI-generated short dramas spread rapidly across social media platforms in Vietnam.

Proposed social media homework ban deemed unrealistic

Many opinions from readers express concern that social media can be “addictive” for children, and thus it is necessary to stop assigning homework through these platforms.

Banning children from social media could disrupt learning ecosystem: experts

Platforms such as Facebook, Zalo and messaging apps have become popular tools in teaching and learning activities, but banning or restricting them could disrupt the learning ecosystem, experts have said.

Ease of interaction on social media fuels fake news spread

Casually interacting with and sharing fake news without restraint can be seen as relatively innocent behavior, but on social media, such comments, likes or shares can help spread fake news, whether intentionally or not.

RoK’s Financial News to open office in Vietnam

The RoK's Financial News is now the 30th member of the foreign press corps in the country, reflecting the robust and comprehensive development of Vietnam–RoK relations across key fields.