AI, Robots Drive Administrative Reform in Dong Xoai City
Dong Xoai City in southern Vietnam is advancing administrative reforms by integrating AI and robots to digitalize and streamline public services, enhancing citizen convenience and governance efficiency. However, challenges persist in personnel, data, resources, and coordination mechanisms.
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