On March 13, 2024, the world’s first Artificial Intelligence (AI) Act was passed by the European Union (EU) Parliament. This Act sets both “hard” boundaries and “soft” mechanisms that Vietnam can refer to when formulating policies regarding AI technology.
The world's first Artificial Intelligence Act was passed by the European Union (EU) Parliament on March 13, 2024.
The Act establishes a boundary between AI development and human development.
From this, the lesson for Vietnam is that strategy adjustments, policy planning, and solution development need to be specific and timely.
Ensuring predictability, consistency, and stability in policy-making is a crucial factor in creating a favorable macroeconomic environment.
Government ministries and agencies are lacking the capacity for forecasting, policy planning, and implementation, leading to instability in various sectors.
Errors in policy management and execution are undermining the trust of both domestic and international citizens and businesses in the government's capacity.
To improve the situation in the short term, it is essential to utilize quality data and enhance policy communication.