Gen Z learns finance with AI from MoMo
In an effort to support Gen Z in improving their personal financial thinking, on July 23, MoMo launched a series of breakthrough technology initiatives, combining AI and gamification to bring financial knowledge closer to young people.
Many attractive games inspire financial thinking among young people. (Source: MoMo)
At the workshop "Smart Financial Storytelling", Nguyen Tat Thanh University students were equipped with money management skills through AI application videos , practiced the formula "Understand money - Keep money - Increase money" and personalized spending management right on MoMo.
Students can experience learning while playing with “Knowledge Arena” - a national financial playground on the MoMo platform. The playground includes 3 main game modes: “Wisdom Race”, “Knowledge Arena” and “Dream Home” to unlock financial knowledge, a place for students to compete and receive cash prizes.
MoMo uses AI to analyze user habits and behaviors, providing personalized savings, investment, and credit suggestions, helping Gen Z make effective financial decisions early on. The total value of rewards from the program is up to 9 billion coins, with the participation of millions of users nationwide.
Amazon trains 1,000 Vietnamese businesses in online export technology skills
Amazon Global Selling Vietnam, in collaboration with the Vietnam Trade Promotion Agency (Vietrade) - Ministry of Industry and Trade , has launched the "Vietnamese Brands for Global Growth" program with the goal of creating a successful launch pad for Vietnamese businesses in the global e-commerce market. Accordingly, in 3 years, from 2025 to 2027, the program will provide comprehensive training and online export certification for 1,000 Vietnamese businesses and support 30 national brands to increase their international presence through e-commerce with Amazon.
Activating a 3-year strategic cooperation between the Vietnam Trade Promotion Agency (Vietrade) - Ministry of Industry and Trade and Amazon Global Selling Vietnam. (Source: Amazon)
With a full suite of technological features for online sales on the cross-border e-commerce platform, Amazon Global Selling Vietnam will help Vietnamese manufacturers and businesses build strong brands, thereby increasing export value. The program will be implemented in two main phases.
Phase 1 is to provide in-depth training through 20 specialized online courses designed to enhance expertise and enhance digital trade promotion skills for 1,000 Vietnamese businesses.
Phase 2 is a practical guide for manufacturers ready to transition from a traditional manufacturing model to a brand building and development model to compete in the global marketplace.
“Through cooperation with the Trade Promotion Agency, we will support businesses in developing economic regions to innovate products, digitally transform operations and expand globally. Amazon strives to provide Vietnamese businesses with the tools and expertise needed to succeed in global e-commerce,” Mr. Larry Hu, General Director of Amazon Global Selling Southeast Asia, emphasized at the Conference “Breakthrough Export: Vietnamese Brands Take Off Globally” in 2025.
GPT-5: OpenAI continues to keep secret the launch of its new AI model
As of this writing, OpenAI has yet to announce an official release date for GPT-5—the next iteration of the powerful language model that underpins ChatGPT. Despite much speculation, OpenAI has confirmed that GPT-5 has not been released and has not given a specific date.
OpenAI CEO Sam Atman has yet to reveal a release date for GPT-5. (Source: OpenAI)
CEO Sam Altman revealed at an event in May that “GPT-5 is not ready” and that the development team is focusing on improving reliability, truth, and safety during training.
While OpenAI has yet to release GPT-5, many other tech companies — like Google, Anthropic, and Meta — are deploying new AI models at a rapid pace, increasing competitive pressure and market expectations.
GPT-5 is expected to bring major improvements in reasoning, multitasking, and smoother interactions.
Chinese humanoid robot works in real factory for first time
Technology company AgiBot recently demonstrated its A2-W humanoid robot team in action at an auto parts factory in Mianyang. During a 3-hour livestream, the robots identified packages, planned their own routes, and delivered them to the correct locations – handling more than 800 packages per shift with near-perfect accuracy.
A humanoid robot shakes hands with an employee at a smart device company. (Source: Xinhua)
During operation, the robot can avoid obstacles, adjust its grip, and adapt to complex environments thanks to a neural network developed by startup ANU. According to engineers from the Fulin factory, the robot has higher precision than humans and operates continuously 24/7.
China is entering a phase of commercializing humanoid robots – from “AI vocational school” training robots to do housework in Shanghai to a research center that opens up a motion control framework in Beijing. AgiBot’s leaders expect that in the next 1–2 years, multitasking robots will collaborate with engineers and automated systems, leading to unmanned smart factories.
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