The National Achievement Exhibition entitled “80-Year Journey of Independence – Freedom – Happiness” is taking place at the National Exposition Centre on the occasion of the 80th anniversary of the August Revolution (August 19) and National Day (September 2).
At the exhibition, people had the opportunity to experience a series of advanced artificial intelligence (AI) applications developed by Vietnamese people, demonstrating the strong progress of Vietnamese technology. A typical example is the Multi-Agent AI solution (multi-tasking artificial intelligence) developed by Vietnamese engineers, opening up a clear vision of the future of autonomous AI assistants serving society.
The exhibition of national achievements is displaying many products on an area of nearly 260,000m2, the largest ever, with the participation of 34 provinces and cities, 28 ministries and branches, and more than 230 booths of 106 state-owned and private enterprises.
Multi-Agent AI is a system with many autonomous artificial intelligence “agents”, interacting and coordinating with each other in a common environment to solve complex tasks or problems.
At the booth of the Ministry of Science and Technology, people can experience Multi-Agent AI through interactive robots by asking questions on many different topics and languages.
The robot will record, analyse and respond almost immediately, at a speed of less than 1 second. The robot is capable of moving continuously in the booth space, guiding and interacting with visitors.
Coming to the Supreme People’s Court area, Multi-Agent AI technology is also applied in the form of an AI virtual assistant to provide legal assistance. According to the representative of ADT Global, the core technology Multi-Agent AI is considered the latest artificial intelligence technology in the world.
The virtual assistant will advise and answer questions about the law in a natural tone and language, helping people feel like they are chatting with a real lawyer. Thus, people not only participate in the exhibition but can also bring home useful legal knowledge.
At the exhibition area of Vingroup, the robot named VinMotion introduced the prototype of the humanoid robot Motion 1, which received great attention from leaders of the Party, State and people.
Robots can move flexibly, maintain balance, perform natural gestures, and are integrated with AI to recognize faces, voices, and respond according to context. This is the first step in the ambition to bring “Made in Viet Nam” robots to serve services, industry, and life.
The Ministry of National Defense's booth introduces AI Q&A about the Sea and Island Combat System. With the multi-tasking AI Assistant, users can interact with AI to learn information and scenarios about the sea and island combat system. In addition, the multi-tasking AI Assistant can support training, simulation, and impart defense knowledge in an intuitive and modern way.
FPT’s “AI Nation” experience space introduces a comprehensive AI product ecosystem in education, healthcare, operations management, etc. AI is considered by FPT as a cutting-edge technology, which will be integrated into all “Made by FPT” solutions, aiming to make Viet Nam a regional centre for artificial intelligence development and application.
With Viet Nam Posts and Telecommunications Group (VNPT) demonstrating the VNPT GenAI platform - a generative AI technology developed by the VNPT AI team. GenAI has the ability to understand context, learn from real data to respond naturally, personalise user experiences, especially in the finance and banking sector. Along with that are AI solutions that combine information security, serving smart management and operations.
In the banking sector, Agribank’s virtual assistant uses AI photography technology to change clothes, allowing visitors to personalise images according to their preferences and print them immediately as souvenirs. This is one of the experiences that attracts a lot of young people thanks to its uniqueness and strong ability to spread on social networks.
Quang Ninh province’s booth attracts a lot of young visitors thanks to the AI check-in photo experience. Participants just need to stand in front of the camera, enter the suggested keywords, then the Gen AI system will create a new version of their own image in their own style.
The work can be printed as a souvenir photo on the spot. Not only is it an interesting personalised experience, this technology also turns the booth into a natural “viral” spot on social media, when visitors spread unique AI photos.
