Viet Nam is looking to expand cooperation with Italian partners in technology transfer, artificial intelligence (AI), green infrastructure and vocational training, Vietnamese Ambassador to Italy Nguyen Phuong Anh has said.

In the context of the growing Comprehensive Strategic Partnership between Viet Nam and France, Hai said GCVF should position itself as a bridge for knowledge and technology transfer, bringing scientific and technological achievements from France and Europe to support Viet Nam’s practical development needs.

After competing against nearly 3,000 contestants in the final round, the five best teams won first prizes at the National STEM, AI and Robotics Championship for the 2025-2026 academic year.

Artificial intelligence (AI) is blurring the line between support and substitution in artistic creation as never before, posing an urgent challenge in safeguarding the identity and originality of artists. On this issue, Annie Quynh Anh, Marketing Director of VinCSS, shared candid and direct insights.

One of the key tasks of the Viet Nam Union of Science and Technology Associations (VUSTA) is to bring together a large contingent of scientific intellectuals nationwide. In the context of digital transformation and artificial intelligence (AI), VUSTA intellectuals need to innovate to become a more effective strategic advisory and policy critique force.

Prime Minister of Slovakia Robert Fico left Ha Noi on the early morning of April 14, concluding his three-day official visit to Viet Nam at the invitation of Prime Minister Le Minh Hung.

Amendments to the Law on Belief and Religion aim to address legal gaps in regulating religious activities in cyberspace as rapid technological advances reshape how faith is practiced and expressed, said lawmakers at discussions on April 10 during the first session of the 16th National Assembly.

Artificial intelligence (AI) is no longer a concept confined to high-tech industries. It is quietly making its way into every field, fish pond, and orchard. A question arises: in this era, will farmers be replaced, or will they become the ones in control?

Viet Nam is revising its priority high-tech portfolio to better align with global innovation trends and evolving development demands in the years ahead.

The Ministry of Science and Technology has issued Circular No.05/2026/TT-BKHCN on the National Artificial Intelligence Ethics Framework, aimed at guiding the research, development, and application of artificial intelligence (AI) in a safe and responsible manner for the benefit of individuals, communities, and society.

In recent years, many educational institutions have recognised artificial intelligence (AI) as an inevitable trend in education and digital transformation. To date, general education institutions have developed relatively effective plans to incorporate AI education, contributing to the development of students’ learning capacity, thinking skills and experiential learning.

Amid the strong wave of digital transformation sweeping the globe, Viet Nam’s early move to develop and adopt a law on artificial intelligence (AI) is not merely an institutional refinement. It is also a strategic decision aimed at expanding the development space for the digital economy.

Amid profound global changes, artificial intelligence (AI) has emerged as a breakthrough driver of development. Alongside major opportunities, AI also poses unprecedented challenges relating to security, ethics, social trust, and development governance.

Ha Noi has put into operation an intelligent traffic control centre with more than 1,800 artificial intelligence-enabled cameras, which not only improves monitoring efficiency and the handling of violations, but also gradually optimises traffic flows, reduces congestion, and moves towards building a modern, smart, and sustainable urban transport system.

The World Economic Forum (WEF) has recently released a report showing that the global labour market has undergone significant upheaval in recent years and is set to change even more rapidly.

The Au Lac Grand Prize has been launched to recognise artificial intelligence (AI) products and solutions developed and mastered by Vietnamese innovators that deliver strong and lasting socio-economic impact.

In 2025, Lexi, a health technology startup applying artificial intelligence (AI), received consecutive honours at numerous prestigious international awards and competitions, leaving a strong mark across the fields of social enterprise, design, technology, and health equity.

Artificial intelligence (AI) is increasingly becoming a key factor in restructuring the mechanical engineering sector. While offering effective solutions, AI also poses new challenges that Viet Nam’s mechanical industry must confront and adapt to in order to achieve breakthroughs.

The Institute of Banking and Finance of the National Economics University, in collaboration with the Korea International Cooperation Agency (KOICA) and the Financial Supervisory Service (FSS) of the Republic of Korea (RoK), opened the international scientific conference titled “AI and Innovation in Financial Market Analysis” (AIFMA) in Ha Noi on December 15. 

The final round of the Vietnam–Japan AI Hackathon 2025 took place in Tokyo on December 13, bringing together eight outstanding teams from Vietnamese research groups and technology enthusiasts living and working in Japan.