The doctoral thesis: “Building a legal framework for the development and application of artificial intelligence in Vietnam” belongs to major: Theory and History of State and Law of PhD Candidate Nguyen Quynh Trang, K37 (2021-2025).
Scientific supervisor: Assoc, Prof, Dr. TruongHo Hai and Prof, Dr. Vu Cong Giao.
Training institution of Ho Chi Minh National Academy of Politics.
Summary of the dissertation’s new findings:
Newacademic and theoreticalcontributions:
Drawingon findings of prominent published scientific studies in this field, as well as the Party’s policies and state laws, this dissertation contributes to establishing a theoretical foundation for building a legal framework for the development and application of AI in Vietnam. The author has developed a system of core concepts and applied specialized theories, principles, evaluation criteria, and enabling conditions to analyze the research subject comprehensively. The research findings of this dissertation contribute to the theoretical framework regarding sources of law in the AI environment and the developmnet of technology-related legislation; at the same time, they serve as a useful reference for government agencies, businesses, and legal and related educational institutions nationwide.
New findings and main results of the thesis:
Based on the theoretical framework for building a legal framework for the development and application of AI, this dissertation analyzes and evaluates the current state of AI development and application; the current state of the legal framework; and the current status of efforts to build a legal framework for the development and application of AI in Vietnam; and identifies achivements, limitations, and their underlying causes.
Consequently, the dissertation proposes four perspectives and a system of solutions to enhance the effectiveness of building a legal framework for the development and application of AI in Vietnam in the coming period, thereby laying a solid foundation for the sustainable development of the digital economy and digital society in the AI era.
Regarding specific solutions, the dissertation particularly emphasizes the following solutions proposed exclusively in this dissertation:
(1) A seven-layer adaptive, centrally coordinated architectural model;
(2) VN-AI Verify following a co-design process;
(3) A streamlined 12-month TCVN AI system;
(4) A set of technical tools for AI legislation;
(5) The Supreme People’s Court’s proactive AI case law development program;
(6) The AI Management Information System (AMIS).
Translator: Thuy Hanh, Proofreader: Trong Doan