January 16, 2024
Dear Colleagues, Partners, and Friends,
Mindful of the significant advancements in artificial intelligence (AI) in recent times, Privacy Compliance has undertaken a project aimed at updating our clientele, partners, and the general public on the prevailing state of AI globally and, more specifically, in Vietnam. With great pride, we hereby introduce the inaugural edition of the Vietnam AI Handbook, diligently prepared by Privacy Compliance.
Commencing with a comprehensive overview of AI, accompanied by illustrative examples of presently prominent AI technologies, the Handbook subsequently delves into the applications and challenges posed by AI in the contemporary world. The latter portion meticulously compiles diverse legal regulations governing AI on a global scale, complemented by notable legal case studies. Concluding this endeavor, the Handbook scrutinizes the existing state and challenges within the AI sector in Vietnam, offering insightful recommendations for the future.
We are confident that our publication will afford readers a thorough understanding of the current landscape of AI both globally and within Vietnam. Should you be inclined, we sincerely hope you will allocate some time to peruse the Vietnam AI Handbook.
Download here: Vietnam AI Handbook_PrivacyCompliance_1st Edition
Best regards,
Privacy Compliance
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