In 2050: Your doctor could be AI
Vietnam’s healthcare faces growing pressure from a lack of doctors, lack of facilities and an aging population. As AI advances, the country must choose whether to lead or lag in healthcare innovation.
Paving Vietnam’s path to food security amidst climate change
Amidst a changing climate and growing demand, Vietnam’s food security will depend on how sustainably, safely, and equitably the agriculture and food systems can develop.
Tradition reimagined for a digital future
Vietnam’s centuries-old textile traditions may hold the key to its future.
Can smart cities have soul? In Vietnam, culture holds the key.
As Vietnam transitions into a smart society, it risks building faster systems but losing the culture that makes those systems human.
More cyber threats are coming. Will our society be ready for them?
As Vietnam pushes to become a digital society by 2030 and a high-income nation by 2050, its ability to secure digital systems will be critical to protecting people, services, and growth.
Vietnam’s path to becoming a regional startup powerhouse
What will power Vietnam’s next economic leap? According to two RMIT experts, the answer lies in startups.
The right to be forgotten: Building trust in the AI future
When AI remembers what it shouldn’t, privacy is at risk. RMIT Senior Lecturer in Computer Science Dr James Kang explores how we could train AI to forget and rebuild public trust.
Vietnam’s cities in 2050: Smart, sustainable and liveable
Over the next 25 years, the Asia-Pacific will reshape the global urban future. For Vietnam, urgent and strategic action is needed to stay ahead in the race toward smart, green, and inclusive cities.