How AI is transforming Vietnam’s marketing landscape
Artificial intelligence (AI) is rapidly reshaping Vietnam’s marketing industry, delivering unprecedented levels of efficiency, personalisation, and innovation.
Quantum computing: friend or foe?
Quantum computing has long been regarded as the technology of the future, but recent breakthroughs by Google and Microsoft suggest the future could arrive sooner than expected.
Is the price of petrol in Vietnam too low?
Two RMIT academics question the sustainability of Vietnam’s comparatively low petrol prices, warning of economic and environmental consequences that demand careful policy consideration.
Vietnam’s AI ambitions: Balancing innovation with responsibility
As generative AI rapidly evolves, its potential to drive innovation is undeniable but so are its risks. From deepfake scandals to AI-driven misinformation, the technology poses serious ethical challenges.
AI: A saviour in times of crisis for Vietnamese businesses
When a crisis strikes, how can Vietnamese businesses respond effectively? According to Dr Bui Quoc Liem, a lecturer in Professional Communication at RMIT University Vietnam, AI is a game-changing force in crisis management.
Can generative AI and critical thinking coexist?
As generative AI reshapes education, a key challenge emerges: Can it enhance learning without weakening critical thinking? The answer lies in how we teach students to engage with AI thoughtfully.
DeepSeek: AI’s new challenger disrupting Big Tech
The rise of DeepSeek, an open-source AI model, is shaking up the industry, challenging the dominance of Big Tech and opening new opportunities for smaller players.
How Vietnam can attract and benefit from the surge in Indian tourists
Dr Adhvaidha Kalidasan, lecturer at the School of Communication & Design, RMIT Vietnam, shares insights on the growing influx of Indian tourists and how Vietnamese businesses can draw on this trend for sustainable growth.