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Seminar on "Developing and using reliable Artificial Intelligence"

Dec 30 2024 | Activities

On the morning of November 6, 2024, the Institute for Policy Studies and Media Development (IPS) and the School of Economics, Law, and Public Management, University of Economics Ho Chi Minh City (UEH-CELG), organized a seminar on "Developing and Using Reliable Artificial Intelligence."

Policy for promoting responsible AI in Vietnam

Feb 29 2024 | Activities

Responsible AI refers to identifying and addressing the risks posed by artificial intelligence across various sectors such as education, labor, and the environment. Mitigating these risks in each sector requires the coordination of multiple solutions.

IPS shares on personal data protection regulation implementation

Jan 24 2024 | Activities

On the morning of January 24, 2024, representatives from IPS conducted a session on the implementation of personal data protection regulations for social organizations.

IPS Meets with Will to Live Center

Jan 18 2024 | Activities

On the afternoon of January 17, 2024, IPS had a meeting with Will to Live Center to discuss the impact of digital technology on people with disabilities and policy solutions to support this group.

Cross-Border Personal Data Governance: Promoting Accountability and Advancing Multilateral Cooperation

Oct 28 2024 | Media Coverage of IPS

Vietnam ranks among the top ten countries with the largest volume of cross-border data and recorded the fastest growth rate in cross-border data flows in Asia from 2001 to 2019, according to data compiled by Nikkei Asia from the International Telecommunication Union (ITU) and the data analytics firm Telegeography (USA).

Policy thinking must lead the way

Oct 31 2024 | Media Coverage of IPS

Although frequently mentioned, "policy-making" and achieving consensus on policies before drafting laws remain a weakness in the current legislative process. When ministries and agencies—as the main entities responsible for drafting—fail to fulfill their duties, such as clearly identifying the policy issues to address or outlining the available policy options (including potential solutions and their pros and cons), the stages of appraisal, as well as subsequent discussions in the National Assembly and its committees on draft laws, are unlikely to achieve the desired effectiveness and quality

Application of Artificial Intelligence (AI) in Vietnam

Sep 27 2024 | Activities

Artificial Intelligence (AI) is increasingly becoming a useful tool in addressing major challenges faced by Vietnam and the world.

Addressing Challenges: AI supports issues such as climate change, urban management, and an aging population.
Practical Applications: The petition feedback system in Tay Ninh automatically collects and processes citizens' opinions through an online portal.
Benefits: Improves public services and enhances government management efficiency.
Challenges: Lack of financial resources, legal framework, and quality data.
Solutions: The government needs to develop specific strategies to improve data quality and oversee AI implementation, collaborating with UNDP in the AIRA program.

Digital Transformation and Drivers of Economic-Social Growth.

Sep 27 2024 | Media Coverage of IPS

Vietnam has achieved significant milestones in digital transformation and e-Government, as reflected by its rise in the United Nations rankings.

Vietnam has risen 15 places in the e-Government ranking, now standing at 71st out of 193 countries.
Digital transformation addresses challenges such as climate change and population aging.
Improving legal frameworks and developing digital infrastructure are key factors in advancing digital transformation.

A picture with many shades of red.

Sep 27 2024 | Media Coverage of IPS

Vietnam still faces many limitations in providing online public services, despite certain improvements.

Many public service portals achieve a green status in basic criteria but still have significant shortcomings, especially in protecting personal data and ensuring accessibility for people with disabilities.
The system is not yet fully user-friendly and accessible for citizens, particularly in remote areas.
There is a need to improve synchronization between public service portals to ensure transparency and efficiency in administrative processes.

Assessment of 63 provincial and municipal public service portals: The rate of applications submitted online is only 17%.

Sep 27 2024 | Media Coverage of IPS

Experts assess that the rate of online applications has not yet met requirements, and the quality of services on the online public service portal is still limited.

The seminar "Evaluation of 63 Public Service Portals" took place in Hanoi with the participation of many experts.
Mr. Nguyen Minh Hong stated that the online application rate is low due to complex procedures.
Ms. Ramla Khalidi emphasized the need to improve online public services for disadvantaged groups.