Vietnam is a Southeast Asian country that has been making AI a national development priority. Recent coverage includes General Secretary and President To Lam meeting Vietnamese experts in Brussels, who proposed making Vietnam a leading AI service hub in Asia and cooperation with Belgium and the EU on nuclear, semiconductors and green materials; Deputy Prime Minister Le Tien Chau discussing AI's effect on research and teaching at Ho Chi Minh City University of Education's 50th anniversary; and a funding plan for AI technology innovation projects.
Vietnam leader meets Europe-based experts on Asia AI hub goalVietnam's General Secretary and President To Lam met Vietnamese experts and intellectuals in Brussels, who proposed making Vietnam a leading AI service hub in Asia plus cooperation with Belgium and the EU on nuclear, semiconductors and green materials. Lam praised the policy recommendations.
Vietnam deputy PM: AI is reshaping research and teachingAt the 50th anniversary of Ho Chi Minh City University of Education, Deputy Prime Minister Le Tien Chau said AI is profoundly changing how people research, teach and learn, requiring education to shift from transmitting knowledge to developing independent thinking and creativity. He outlined four development directions, urging future teachers to master technology and AI and judging schools by graduates' competence.
Vietnam AI Technology Innovation Funding PlanThe article outlines Vietnam's funding plan for AI-based technology innovation projects, describing support measures aimed at advancing local AI applications and development.
The A.I. Daily