Digital world
Ho Chi Minh City standardizes the capacity to advise on digital transformation in Party and Front agencies
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Ho Chi Minh City has just organized a training program to standardize the capacity to advise on digital transformation for hundreds of Party and Front cadres.
AI gradually affirms its role in the healthcare system
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AI is gradually asserting its role in the healthcare system by showing its ability to support faster and more accurate diagnosis in emergencies.
New warning about the reliability of AI chatbots
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The new warning shows that the more empathetic an AI chatbot is, the more likely it is to be inaccurate, raising concerns about the reliability of information.
Ho Chi Minh City urban management using data
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Ho Chi Minh City is shifting from "having data" to "living by data", and this is a turning point for smart cities to promote real efficiency. Lao Dong Newspaper had an interview with Ms. Vo Thi Trung Trinh - Director of Ho Chi Minh City Digital Transformation Center - about building a smart city.
Google integrates Gemini into millions of cars, upgrades driving experience
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Google is starting to deploy the AI assistant Gemini on cars, bringing smart driving experiences, natural conversations and supporting many hands-free tasks.
Institute of Copyright and Digital Asset Technology launched
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On the morning of March 20, the Launching Ceremony of the Institute of Copyright and Digital Asset Technology (CTDA) was held at the Ho Chi Minh City Press Center.
Meta records AI incident leaking internal data
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An incident related to artificial intelligence agents at Meta has raised concerns about the level of safety when applying AI.
Samsung forecasts AI chip demand will explode but comes with risks
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Samsung forecasts that demand for AI chips will increase sharply and warns that high chip prices could affect sales of phones and personal computers.
OpenAI expands GPT-5.4 with mini and nano versions
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OpenAI launches GPT-5.4 mini and nano, two compact but powerful models, optimizing processing speed and cost for large-scale AI applications.
Samsung will stop selling Z TriFold phones
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According to Bloomberg, Samsung is gradually stopping selling the three-fold Galaxy Z TriFold smartphone model after about three months of being on the market.
From QR code to smart tours, Hanoi travel breaks through the customer market
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Hanoi - The application of digital technology is becoming the "key" to help travel businesses break through and refresh customer experiences.
Chrome Android adds bookmarks bar after years of waiting
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Chrome on Android adds a bookmark bar after years of absence, helping tablet and foldable device users quickly access saved websites.
China "nurtures" AI with data gold mine
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Ouyang Yuanbin is wearing virtual reality glasses in a factory in Sichuan (China), next to him is a Walker S2 robot.
Super-precision optical clocks can change the definition of seconds
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According to Sciencealert, Chinese scientists have just developed a super-precision optical watch, contributing to changing the definition of the unit of second.
iPhone 18 Pro price unchanged, iPhone Fold strongly competes
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The selling prices of iPhone 18 Pro, 18 Pro Max, and iPhone Fold are receiving attention from global consumers, after Apple launched the iPhone 17e model.
Instagram will stop end-to-end encryption for live messages from May 8, 2026
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Instagram will stop supporting end-to-end encryption for live messages from May 8, 2026, users need to upload data before this security feature is removed.
Spotify tests AI feature allowing users to self-adjust suggestion algorithms
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Spotify is testing the AI Taste Profile feature, which allows users to directly adjust content suggestion algorithms according to personal preferences.
Meta tightens content copying, protects creators on Facebook
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Meta tightens management of copied and spam content on Facebook to increase visibility for creators' original content.
Tinder seeks to refresh online dating experiences
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Tinder experiments with video dating, live events and AI pairing, hoping to revive online dating interest in the Z generation.
Controlling social media age in Australia faces many challenges
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New data shows that more than 20% of Australian teenagers still use social media after the ban, raising questions about the effectiveness of age control.
