ChatGPT is not only being used as entertainment but also for daily work by Vietnamese.

AI has lately been proved useful in various aspects of life, and experts forecast that the domestic demand for AI applications is higher than ever.

People who want ChatGPT accounts can easily buy accounts online for only tens or hundreds of thousands of dong.

With limited data resources and reliance on the will of programmers, AI-powered applications such as ChatGPT can give incorrect answers to user queries.

Nguyen Mai Huong, 25, former student at National Economics University (NEU), says all of her friends who have experience with ChatGPT think it is one of the smartest chatbots with which they have ever interacted.

ChatGPT has recently been so popular in various fields. Since there are limits in ChatGPT registration from Vietnam, Internet users here are warned to be careful to proceed with the process to avoid being scammed.

AI and ChatGPT technologies are forecasted to explode, creating a new wave of technology this year.

Artificial intelligence (Al) technology is and will play an increasingly important role in our lives. However, from a legal perspective, the appearance of a factor with such intelligence will pose many challenges.

AI (Artificial Intelligence) in Vietnam is becoming increasingly popular.

According to the Ministry of Science and Technology (MST), together with Singapore and Indonesia, Vietnam has affirmed its position as part of the ‘golden startup triangle’ in Southeast Asia.

The 2022 Government AI Readiness Index report shows that Vietnam ranks 55th globally and sixth among 10 ASEAN countries in terms of readiness for artificial intelligence (AI).

HCM City Vice Chair Duong Anh Duc said at a seminar on using artificial intelligence (AI) in public administration that AI is an important tool that brings great benefits to the public and authorities.

Standing at the 55 th place in the worldwide government AI readiness index and 6 th in the ASEAN one, VN’s average point of 53.96 surpasses the world’s average of 44.61.

In the 2022-2025 period, Da Nang needs at least 7,500 more information technology (IT) workers a year and in the 2026-2030 period, the figure is 8,000.

Wind and solar power will account for an increasing proportion of Vietnam’s total electricity capacity.

Nguyen Thanh Phuc, head of the National Institute of Information and Communications Strategy under the Ministry of Information and Communications (MIC), said at a recent workshop that digital transformation will be life changing.

CMC Telecom and Uniphore have jointly organized a seminar for Vietnamese businesses on "Automation of conversation with AI solutions" in HCM City.

Research on the application of AI technology by Dr. Truong Van Tien and his colleagues has been published in the prestigious journal Nature Machine Intelligence and IEEE Robotics and Automation Letters.

Vietnam is facing a big shortage of human resources for artificial intelligence.

AI is not a luxury. It can be applied on a large scale in many fields.