Vietnam pushes make-in-VietNam AI products and adoption in enterprises
A Tuoi Tre article reflects efforts to build AI products owned by Vietnam, alongside faster adoption of artificial intelligence in enterprises and the public sector.
An article in Tuoi Tre reflects Vietnam’s efforts in developing artificial intelligence products owned domestically, commonly called make-in-VietNam AI. The content of the article focuses on two parallel directions: building domestic technology capability and accelerating the application of AI in the operations of enterprises and the public sector.
The point emphasised is product ownership, meaning domestic enterprises and organisations develop or customise AI systems themselves instead of only using imported tools. This approach is tied to accelerating practical application, bringing AI into processes already in operation rather than stopping at the trial stage.
For enterprises, this trend opens choices regarding technology supply sources and the ability to customise according to industry specifics, while also setting requirements for internal capability to operate and maintain systems. The public sector is named as one of the priority fields for application.
What needs noting is that the article is directional and reflects a general effort, without publishing specific figures on scale or deployment results. Assessing progress therefore needs to rely on actual products and on the ability to sustain the operation of each system.
Source: tuoitre.vn
