June 20, 2026
Event: National Press Forum 2026
Session: “AI: How should newsrooms apply it, and how should they govern it?”
Media coverage
Vietnamese news outlets covered the specialist session on applying and governing AI in newsroom practice at the National Press Forum 2026.
- Nhân Dân: Journalism applies and governs technology to keep up with emerging trends
- Một Thế Giới: How should Vietnamese newsrooms apply and govern AI?
- VTC News: AI technology plays the role of an assistant for journalists
See also: Media coverage of Media AI Lab.
Journalist Ta Bich Loan, former Head of VTV3 at Vietnam Television, joined and presented at a specialist discussion on the use of artificial intelligence in journalism.
Journalist Ta Bich Loan at the session on applying and governing AI in journalism,
held within the National Press Forum 2026.
At the forum, speakers discussed how AI is supporting journalists across the content production workflow, from data search, topic suggestions, outlining and fact checking to optimizing multi-platform journalism products.
Delegates at Session 7 discussed AI adoption, governance,
and professional responsibility in journalism.
In her presentation, journalist Ta Bich Loan emphasized the irreplaceable role of people in journalism. AI can help journalists follow trends, process information and expand their creative capacity, but journalists remain the people who observe reality, identify social issues, control journalistic logic and take final responsibility for the message being delivered.
Journalist Ta Bich Loan shared her view on the irreplaceable role of people in journalism
amid the growing use of AI.
One of the key points highlighted during the discussion was that journalism in the age of AI must continue to uphold its core values: copyright, identity and essence. Technology may change the way journalists work, but trust, social responsibility and professional standards must remain human-led.
The closing ceremony of the National Press Forum 2026,
concluding a series of discussions on journalistic integrity and technology in a new era.