Brussels, March 12 -- Vietnam and the European Union (EU) hold significant complementary potential in developing and applying artificial intelligence (AI), thanks to their respective strengths in technology infrastructure, scientific foundations and human resources, according Dr. Nguyen Duy Cu, Vice President of the Vietnamese Intellectuals Association in Belgium and Luxembourg (ViLaB). In an interview with the Vietnam News Agency (VNA) correspondents in Brussels, Cu, who is currently in charge of innovative research and product development at Cyberlabs under POST Luxembourg, said cooperation between Vietnam and the EU could help both sides tap new opportunities in the rapidly expanding AI sector. Cu noted that the global AI race is curre...