Meta acts on teen safety, but questions remain
Meta's new restrictions for teenage users in the US are a welcome step, but the debate should move beyond screen-time limits and towards the role platforms play in shaping online behaviour.
Energy is key to Vietnam’s AI sovereignty
Reliable, affordable energy must be treated as a strategic foundation of Vietnam’s AI ambitions, alongside data, chips and computing infrastructure.
Vietnam's social media proposal raises questions beyond child safety
Vietnam's proposed restrictions on social media use for under-16s could improve child safety, but experts say effective implementation and unintended consequences must be considered.
Vietnam’s path to sovereign AI lies in specialisation, not imitation
Vietnam's path to artificial intelligence (AI) sovereignty may not lie in competing head-to-head with global technology giants, but in developing specialised AI systems tailored to local needs, according to an RMIT expert.
Vietnam-Australia team advances concrete fracture research
Supported by an Australian Government-funded initiative, a collaboration between Vietnam- and Australia-based researchers has led to a pioneering publication in construction engineering.
The digital inheritance issue: Who owns your data after you are gone?
Vietnam’s next inheritance challenge lies in data: who controls our digital lives – from memories to money – when we are no longer here?