The emotional cost of working with AI
AI discussions have predominantly focused on technical outcomes like productivity, task performance, and error reduction. However, a deeper exploration of the emotional and psychological impact is essential.
Female anaemia rising as male cases fall in Vietnam
A study has revealed a growing gender divide in Vietnam’s anaemia burden, with rates rising among women while steadily declining among men.
Building collaborative governance for green maritime logistics
Vietnam’s ports face rising pressure to cut emissions. New research from RMIT reveals the risks, gaps, and cooperation needed for a credible, sustainable transition.
Vietnam is ASEAN’s leading expansion market for Australian businesses
According to the Australian Business in Southeast Asia Survey 2025, 61% of respondents consider Vietnam for future growth.
Vietnam Education Festival honours AI innovations in education
Co-organised by the Ministry of Education and Training (MOET) and RMIT Vietnam, the Vietnam Education Festival on AI and Digital Innovation 2025 created a nationwide platform for teachers to connect, learn and share best practice.
RMIT experts talk digital banking in the new era
It is not “AI versus humans”, but AI empowering humans to deliver intelligent, personalised, and inclusive banking experiences.
Generative AI and the rise of e-commerce deviant behaviour
While fraudulent returns and fake reviews have long plagued online retailers, a new twist is emerging: AI-powered return fraud.
RMIT celebrates ongoing relationship with Vietnam
RMIT University has reaffirmed its commitment to invest in expanding its presence in Vietnam during the 25th anniversary of its transnational education relationship with the country.
Australia now bans social media for under-16s. Should Vietnam follow?
From 10 December 2025, Australia is the first country to officially ban users aged under 16 from owning a social media account. RMIT experts discuss the potential implications of a similar ban in Vietnam.
