Hanoi, July 29 -- As Vietnam is striving to achieve ambitious growth targets in the 2026-2030 period, artificial intelligence (AI) offers an opportunity to transform its growth model; but without adequate infrastructure, skilled human resources, quality data and an enabling policy framework, the technology could also widen inequality, disrupt employment and increase technological dependence, experts cautioned. Dr. Ho Duc Thang, a full-time member of the National Assembly's Committee for Cultural and Educational, said productivity is the key to sustaining double-digit economic growth, and AI has greater potential to improve productivity than any previous technology. Research led by Prof. Dr. Tran Tho Dat estimates that AI could make a signif...