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, within the framework of their official visit to the UK.

The Central Commission for Communications, Education and Mass Mobilisation held a workshop on October 25 to discuss the benefits and challenges of promoting the application of artificial intelligence (AI) in education and training.

In the fourth industrial revolution, artificial intelligence (AI) has emerged as a core technology shaping the future of all industries and sectors. With its strong scientific and technological potential, Ho Chi Minh City is well-positioned to develop a high-quality AI workforce.

With a young population, a strong pool of tech talent, and strategic direction from the government, Viet Nam’s artificial intelligence (AI) ecosystem is poised for a major leap forward.

In recent times, Ho Chi Minh City has focused on implementing major programmes on shared digital data, artificial intelligence (AI) development, and digital transformation, turning technology into a driver of growth model innovation and improving the quality of life for people.

An international conference themed “Mind meets Machine: Rethinking Intelligence and Knowledge in the Age of AI” opened in Ha Noi on September 20.

Deputy Prime Minister Nguyen Chi Dung called for aggressive sci-tech adoption in production to enhance product value during a meeting with ministries and agencies in Ha Noi on September 9 to discuss strategic technological products for immediate development.

In today’s era of integration and rapid technological development, artificial intelligence (AI) has become a core driver of innovation, boosting economic, cultural, and social progress. Alongside these advantages, however, AI also presents challenges related to ethics and law, making it essential to establish an appropriate policy framework for its governance.

Google has joined hands with the Viet Nam National Innovation Centre (NIC) and the Da Nang Semiconductor & AI Centre (DSAC) to conclude a four-day AI Solutions Lab in Da Nang, marking a new step in fostering Viet Nam’s artificial intelligence ecosystem.

At the National Achievement Exhibition on the occasion of the 80th anniversary of National Day (September 2, 1945 - 2025), many multi-tasking artificial intelligence solutions with flexible interaction and instant response capabilities (Multi-Agent AI) developed by Vietnamese people are being introduced.

In the the digital age, the explosion of data and the rapid development of artificial intelligence (AI) are profoundly changing the way people live and work.

A Viet Nam summer school of artificial intelligence (AI) and quantum computing (VSAIQC) opened in Gia Lai province on August 18, bringing together nearly 50 scientists, young researchers, doctoral candidates, and students from 10 countries and territories.

A team of three Vietnamese engineers have won Gold Award at The Global AI Challenge for Building E&M Facilities 2025, held in the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region (China).

The Ministry of Education and Training on August 8 announced the establishment of six networks of excellent training and talent centres in key 4.0 technology fields, aiming to boost high-quality training, research and innovation through nationwide and international collaboration.

Prime Minister Pham Minh Chinh, head of the National Steering Committee on Semiconductor Industry Development, chaired the committee’s second meeting in Ha Noi on August 4 to assess progress made since its first session and discuss ways to further advance the sector.

The Ho Chi Minh City Department of Science and Technology launched a pilot training programme in artificial intelligence (AI) for over 200 students who had won awards in local competitions on July 23.

Digital transformation is no longer just a trend but a critical engine for growth in Viet Nam’s financial sector, which plays a central role in the country’s digital economy, said Josh Warland, First Secretary for Digital Economy and Technology at the British Consulate General in Ho Chi Minh City.

Viet Nam has made a significant leap on the global artificial intelligence (AI) map, ranking sixth out of 40 countries in the World AI Index 2025, recently released by the Worldwide Independent Network of Market Research (WIN).

Nearly 72% of American teenagers aged 13–17 regularly use “AI companion” applications.

Resolution No. 57-NQ/TW (dated December 22, 2024) of the Politburo emphasises: Innovation, science and technology, and digital transformation are three strategic breakthroughs for national development, in which education is the foundation and artificial intelligence (AI) is a key tool.