Training Workshop on Artificial Intelligence Law and Application Held in Ho Chi Minh City
The training conference addressed aligning artificial intelligence with practical problems, risk management, and the preservation of human responsibility.
During the training conference on the Artificial Intelligence Law and its applications held in Ho Chi Minh City, it was emphasized that connecting artificial intelligence with practical needs, managing risks, and upholding human responsibility are essential.
Three Core Requirements Emphasized
Deputy Minister of Science and Technology Tran Trung Tinh stated that the law and guiding documents must be understood correctly, implementation must be linked to real-world needs, and importance must be placed on risk management.
Artificial Intelligence Cannot Replace Human Responsibility
The Deputy Minister stated that artificial intelligence can enhance the work efficiency of authorities, but it can never replace human responsibilities and outcomes must be verified.
Governance Approach Based on Risk Levels
Nguyen Thi Ngoc Trang, Acting Director of the National Institute for Digital Technology and Digital Transformation, explained that systems are classified into three risk levels: high, medium, and low.
Data Security and Decision-Making Authority
It was reported that confidential and sensitive data must not be uploaded to public artificial intelligence platforms, and final decision-making authority always remains with the competent authorities.
Application Areas in Ho Chi Minh City
Artificial intelligence is actively applied in various fields such as traffic control, administrative procedure support, data analysis, healthcare, education, tourism, and urban management.