Vietnam Mandates AI Platform Usage for Public Servants by October 2026
Vietnam's Ministry of Science and Technology has ordered the promotion of AI platforms for public servants, requiring all staff to be notified of their accounts and encouraged to use them in daily tasks by October 20, 2026. This initiative aims to accelerate administrative efficiency and legal system review through AI.
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