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Workforce resilience will decide Vietnam s advantage in the age of AI

AI is no longer an emerging experiment It is reshaping how work gets done how decisions are made and where value is created

Workforce resilience will decide Vietnam s advantage in the age of AI

Vietnam, like many other countries, is facing a challenge in workforce resilience as it aims to rank among the world’s top 30 nations in data exploitation and AI development by 2045. While 73% of surveyed companies in Vietnam have integrated AI to some extent, only 13.8% have reached scaled or full adoption. The main barrier cited by 55% of AI adopters, according to AWS's 2025 Research, is the lack of digital skills.

This highlights that AI transformation is not just about deploying technology; it requires organisations to redesign work around effective human-AI collaboration, supported by the right skills, role clarity, governance, and sustained change management.

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