Many tech and telecom companies listed on the stock market reported double-digit profit growth in Q2, with some even reaching record highs.

Software corporation SAP has established a research center in Vietnam, with an investment of over €150 million over five years.

A Canadian writer is suing Nvidia, Anthropic, Meta, and Databricks for unauthorized use of books to train AI.

The altered ending of the 2013 Indian film "Raanjhanaa," created using AI, has ignited debate about creative rights.

A US company will send approximately 33,000 AI-powered kits to Ukraine, enabling drones to resist electronic warfare and autonomously engage targets.

Globescribe, an AI-powered novel translation service, has raised concerns among authors and translators about the quality of machine translation.

Washington has announced a new AI strategy, prioritizing deregulation to help the US maintain its leading position in the field.

Ai-Da, the world’s first robot artist, believes that painting King Charles III reflects AI's role and how it shapes today's cultural landscape.

FPT's second-quarter net profit reached nearly 2,260 billion VND, a 20.5% increase and the highest in the company's history.

From the traffic police department's command center in Hanoi, AI detects violations via surveillance cameras and sends notifications to both processing staff and vehicle owners.

AI band The Velvet Sundown says their presence "challenges the boundaries of copyright, identity, and the future of music".

As AI takes over reading and analyzing written works, an American journalist suggests the notion that reading extensively equates to intelligence may be fading.

Phong Vu is celebrating its 28th anniversary with a series of promotional events on technology products, taking place from 8/7 to 10/7 at showrooms nationwide.

US federal judge William Alsup ruled that startup Anthropic's use of copyrighted books to train its AI Claude is "fair use" and "transformative".