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Mr. Nguyen Duc Minh Quan and Mr. Le Binh Trung (from left) at the online talk.<\/p>\nThe mindset of asking \u201cwhat can AI support\u201d before starting any task (AI First) can become a professional reflex, enhancing efficiency, according to Nguyen Duc Minh Quan, deputy head of the digital transformation board at FPT Retail.<\/p>\n
This remark was made during the livestream \u201cConfidently stepping into the AI era \u2013 starting from the major you choose,\u201d organized by FPT University (FPTU) on July 8, as part of the \u201cPrompt your Future\u201d series. The program featured two speakers who are also alumni of the university: Le Binh Trung, director of admissions at FPT University, and Nguyen Duc Minh Quan, deputy head of the digital transformation board at FPT Retail.<\/p>\n
The discussion provided insights into the impact of AI on the labor market and admissions, while also offering future-oriented guidance for students born in 2007, who are now facing an important crossroad in choosing their field of study.<\/p>\n
The rapid development of artificial intelligence is reshaping how people work. Therefore, the appeal of a discipline is no longer determined solely by market trends but increasingly depends on its potential for technological application, particularly AI.<\/p>\n
Quan emphasized that in the digital era, any profession can become a \u201chot spot\u201d if learners know how to leverage technology to boost performance. AI does not replace humans; it replaces those who fail to use it.<\/p>\n
\u201cI personally use AI every day to process reports, summarize meeting notes, or prepare presentation slides. Thanks to AI, I save time on repetitive tasks and can fully concentrate on work that requires higher expertise,\u201d he said.<\/p>\n
Mr. Nguyen Duc Minh Quan and Mr. Le Binh Trung (from left) at the online talk.<\/p>\n
According to Mr. Quan, asking the question \u201cHow can AI support this task?\u201d<\/em> has become a professional reflex, a key part of the \u201cAI First\u201d mindset. Workers who know how to operate, control, and provide effective feedback to AI will hold a major advantage in today\u2019s competitive environment.<\/p>\n Sharing the same perspective, Mr. Le Binh Trung affirmed that the age of AI is no different from past industrial revolutions: those who fail to keep up will be left behind. This technology generates tremendous inspiration and widespread applications, creating two scenarios\u2014obstacles and challenges for those who lag behind, but also opportunities for pioneers who master it to help build a knowledge-based economy.<\/p>\n \u201cStudents born in 2007 represent a golden and highly significant generation. They are the core force in the nation\u2019s era of rising growth. Take this as an opportunity to explore, learn, and master technology,\u201d he emphasized.<\/p>\n 24 academic majors with AI integration<\/strong><\/p>\n With the \u201cAI First\u201d orientation, FPT University is implementing training programs that deeply integrate technology across 24 majors, enabling students to develop comprehensively in both expertise and technological competence.<\/p>\n According to Mr. Le Binh Trung, the \u201cAI First\u201d direction is not limited to embedding AI into curricula, but rather serves as a guiding philosophy that spans management, teaching, and learning. Educators must adopt AI first to fully understand the tools, thereby selecting suitable approaches and guiding students to use them effectively in each discipline.<\/p>\n Since 2006, FPT has emphasized that \u201ctechnology is no longer the privilege of IT\u201d<\/em> but a foundation that cuts across every field. Even before the AI boom, FPT University proactively integrated technology into at least 20% of the general knowledge base in all training programs\u2014from Information Technology, Business, and Communication to seemingly unrelated majors such as Logistics and Design.<\/p>\n \u201cFor example, digital design students at FPTU study VR\u2013AR. Tourism students experience virtual travel through panorama technology. When ChatGPT emerged, we immediately analyzed and updated curricula to ensure our students would not be left behind,\u201d Mr. Trung shared.<\/p>\n The mindset of asking \u201cwhat can AI support\u201d before starting any task (AI First) can become a professional reflex, enhancing efficiency, according to Nguyen Duc Minh Quan, deputy head of the digital transformation board at FPT Retail. This remark was made during the livestream \u201cConfidently stepping into the AI era \u2013 starting from the major…<\/p>\n![\"Picture1](\"https:\/\/daihoc.fpt.edu.vn\/wp-content\/uploads\/2025\/07\/Picture1-1752235376-1529-1752235485.avif\")
FPTU students at the university campus.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"