Vietnam Faces New Copyright Protection Challenges in the AI Era
Vietnam is grappling with new copyright protection challenges stemming from digital transformation and the rapid advancement of Artificial Intelligence (AI). Urgent reforms are needed for copyright laws, covering aspects like ownership, usage conditions, infringement enforcement, and royalty distribution.
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