HANOI – January 5, 2026 – At the headquarters of the Vietnam Union of Science and Technology Associations (VUSTA), Professor Pham Ngoc Linh, Standing Vice President of VUSTA, hosted a high-level working session with the leadership of the Boston Global Forum (BGF) on the theme: “AI World Society (AIWS) and Opportunities for Vietnam.”
The visiting delegation was led by Mr. E. (Eric) Glen Weyl, Founder and Research Lead for Special Projects at Microsoft Research, and Mr. Nguyen Anh Tuan, Co-Founder and Co-Chairman of the Boston Global Forum (BGF).
The meeting focused on the latest advancements in the AI era and strategic pathways for Vietnam to leverage modern governance models for breakthrough development. During the session, Mr. Nguyen Anh Tuan and Mr. Glen Weyl introduced four pivotal strategic initiatives:
AIWS Government 24/7: A model for continuous, uninterrupted governance built on intelligence and ethics, designed to optimize administrative efficiency and serve citizens and businesses anytime, anywhere.
AIWS-DASI Digital Asset Standards: The “Digital Asset Standard Initiative” (DASI), which provides frameworks to identify and protect transparent digital asset values, ensuring integrity in the new economy.
AI World Society and Plurality in the Digital Age: A vision for a human-centric society where AI technology is harnessed to uphold human dignity, diversity, and collective prosperity.
Humanity’s Quintessence Project (Tinhhoa.ai): A digital sanctuary for the world’s most significant intellectual achievements. This project is a strategic collaboration between BGF and Tri Thuc Publishing House (under VUSTA), operating under the slogan: “Humanity’s Quintessence for the AI Age.”
A major highlight of the session was a presentation by Mr. Glen Weyl on the concept of “Plurality” and the eponymous book he co-authored with Audrey Tang. The presentation offered profound perspectives on collaborative synergy and how technology can empower diverse communities.
Representing VUSTA and Vietnamese partners were the Leaders of VUSTA; Ms. Bui Thi Thu Hang, Director of Tri Thuc Publishing House; and members of the publishing house’s Global Innovation Board, including Ambassador Vu Quang Minh (Former Deputy Minister of Foreign Affairs), Mr. Nguyen Minh Tu (Chairman of SVTech), and prominent leaders from the technology sector.
In his concluding remarks, GS.TS. Pham Ngoc Linh highly commended the visionary solutions presented. He emphasized that collaboration between domestic scientific organizations and world-leading scholars like Glen Weyl, alongside prestigious institutions like the Boston Global Forum, offers Vietnam a significant opportunity to master AI technology in a human-centric and sustainable manner.
The event concluded with a shared commitment to the upcoming Vietnam Science and Technology Forum in the AI Era and the official launch of Tinhhoa.ai, aiming to disseminate global wisdom to the Vietnamese intellectual community and the public.
A National Civic Writing & Listening Network for the AI Age
For: America at 250 – A Beacon for the AI Age (2026) Proposed by: Nguyen Anh Tuan, Global Governance Architect; Co-Founder, Co-Chair & CEO, Boston Global Forum (BGF); Creator of AIWS
What ACV Is
America Civic Voice (ACV) is a national civic writing and listening network that protects free expression with responsibility—turning citizens’ lived experience into constructive, actionable input for democratic governance in the AI Age.
Why It Matters Now
America’s democracy is overloaded by polarization and noise, while real needs too often go unheard. ACV restores productive civic voice and converts it into clear, ethical signals for modern governance—aligned with AIWS Government 24/7.
Core Outcomes
Protect rights + responsibility: free expression with clear integrity safeguards
• Rebuild trust: “We heard you → Here’s what changed” feedback loops
• Increase speed + quality of governance: faster issue detection, clearer priorities, better decisions
• Reduce polarization: elevate common ground and practical solutions across communities
ACV System (4 Parts)
1) Civic Writing Platform (Web/Mobile)
Prompted civic writing for stories, problems, proposals, and evidence—not slogans.
Supported formats: short testimony, community reports, solution sketches, and “what worked” case notes.
2) Civic Listening & Synthesis (AI-assisted; human-governed)
AI clusters input into themes, tradeoffs, and urgent alerts, producing weekly and monthly briefs, with human editorial review and governance oversight.
Outputs are explainable and accompanied by review notes and uncertainty flags.
3) Responsibility & Trust Layer
Clear civic integrity standards:
• No doxxing, no incitement, no dehumanization, no coordinated manipulation
• Transparent summaries + audit notes + bias checks + appeals mechanism
• Optional identity verification (with privacy-preserving design)
4) Government Interface (AIWS Government 24/7 Link)
Feeds citizen signals into:
• 24/7 Citizen Service Portal (case routing, tracking, and response)
• Transparency & Trust Dashboard (performance, integrity, outcomes)
Governance & Safeguards
Nonpartisan Civic Trust Board (civil rights leaders, academia, journalism, local leaders, youth, veterans, and faith voices)
• Constitutional alignment and public accountability
• Independent reviews and published standards
Flagship Use Cases
Service failures (healthcare access, housing, infrastructure, public safety)
• Community reconciliation dialogues (shared prompts; visible common ground)
• “Signal vs. noise” civic priority maps (local/state/national)
• Citizen solutions pipeline (highlight ideas; connect to partners)
Integration pathway (Pentland / deliberation.io): ACV can integrate with deliberation.io and related large-scale dialogue methods advanced by MIT Professor Alex “Sandy” Pentland (BGF Board Member) and collaborators, enabling structured civic deliberation at scale—finding common ground, surfacing tradeoffs, and translating citizen input into policy-relevant signals (deliberation reports and tradeoff memos). This strengthens ACV’s Dialogue & Civic Participation Layer, complementing civic writing with facilitated deliberation sessions and measurable governance follow-through.
At America’s 250th anniversary, ACV renews the founding promise: a democracy that listens to its people. By combining freedom with responsibility—and AI with ethics—ACV becomes a cornerstone of AIWS Government 24/7 and a model for democratic renewal in the AI Age.
Human-Centered, Continuous, and Humane Healthcare in the AI Age
Issued by: AI World Society (AIWS) Author: Nguyen Anh Tuan
Global Governance Architect
Co-Founder, Co-Chair & CEO, Boston Global Forum
Creator of the AI World Society (AIWS)
Date: January 11, 2026
EXECUTIVE SUMMARY
The AI World Society (AIWS) Healthcare Model proposes a transformational shift in how societies define, govern, and deliver healthcare in the Age of Artificial Intelligence.
AIWS Healthcare moves beyond a narrow medical framework focused on disease treatment and introduces a civilizational model of care—one that integrates physical health, mental well-being, emotional resilience, spiritual grounding, cultural dignity, and social trust into a single, continuous system supported by AI.
This whitepaper establishes:
A new definition of healthcare for the AI Age
A human-centered AI healthcare architecture
Governance, ethical, and trust standards
Practical pathways for national and institutional deployment
CHAPTER I — WHY HEALTHCARE MUST BE REDEFINED
For centuries, healthcare has been reactive:
Treat illness after it appears
Operate in fragmented episodes
Focus almost exclusively on physical symptoms
In the AI Age, such a model is insufficient.
AI enables:
Early detection
Continuous monitoring
Personalized care
Preventive intervention
But without ethical leadership, AI risks turning healthcare into:
A data-extraction industry
A commercialized algorithmic system
A cold, dehumanized service
AIWS Healthcare exists to prevent that future.
CHAPTER II — THE CORE PHILOSOPHY OF AIWS HEALTHCARE
AIWS Healthcare is founded on one guiding principle:
Technology must elevate human dignity, not redefine humanity.
Five Foundational Commitments
Human Supremacy
AI advises; humans decide.
Responsibility always remains human.
Whole-Human Care
Body, mind, emotion, spirit, and community are inseparable.
Continuity (24/7)
Care is lifelong, proactive, and uninterrupted.
Ethics by Design
Privacy, consent, transparency, and accountability are embedded.
Compassion as a System Value
Empathy is engineered into healthcare workflows.
CHAPTER III — THE AIWS HEALTHCARE MODEL
From Old Model → New Model
Traditional Healthcare
AIWS Healthcare
Hospital-centered
Human-centered
Reactive
Predictive & preventive
Episodic
Continuous 24/7
Efficiency-first
Dignity-first
Physical care only
Whole-person care
AI as automation
AI as ethical companion
CHAPTER IV — AIWS HEALTHCARE ARCHITECTURE
Visual Architecture Diagram
CHAPTER V — THE AIWS HEALTHCARE COMPANION (AI ANGEL)
The AIWS Health Companion is not a chatbot.
It is a trusted, ethical digital companion that:
Detects early physical and mental risks
Reduces stress and decision fatigue
Encourages rest, balance, creativity, and connection
Supports emotional resilience
Respects faith, belief, and cultural identity
Knows when to escalate to human professionals
AI is positioned as a kind assistant, not a clinical authority.
CHAPTER VI — MENTAL, EMOTIONAL & SPIRITUAL HEALTH
AIWS Healthcare explicitly integrates:
Mental health
Emotional balance
Spiritual meaning
Cultural respect
AI may:
Identify burnout or depression signals
Suggest art, music, meditation
Encourage social and family connection
Protect sacred values and spaces
A healthy society is not only efficient—it is humane.
CHAPTER VII — GOVERNANCE, TRUST & SAFETY
AIWS Healthcare requires:
Ethical review councils
Continuous auditing
Explainable AI
Human override mechanisms
Transparent data governance
Aligned with:
AIWS Trust Score
AIWS Ethical Framework
AIWS Digital Asset Standards (DASI) where applicable
CHAPTER VIII — ADAPTATION FOR VIETNAM
Vietnam AIWS Healthcare Priorities
Universal access
Community-based care
Cultural and spiritual sensitivity
Mental health integration
AI-assisted preventive medicine
Cost-effective scalability
Flagship Pilots
Hoa Lam Gia An 115 as a regional AIWS Healthcare Hub
AI Health Companions for citizens
Ethical AI medical governance frameworks
Integration with AIWS Government 24/7
Vietnam can co-create, not merely adopt, AI healthcare models.
CHAPTER IX — ADAPTATION FOR “AMERICA AT 250 – A BEACON FOR THE AI AGE”
For the United States, AIWS Healthcare supports:
Faster, smarter, and fairer healthcare delivery
Reduced administrative burden through AI
Mental health resilience for a polarized society
AI-assisted preventive care at national scale
Restoration of public trust in institutions
Healthcare becomes a core pillar of democratic renewal.
CHAPTER X — THE ULTIMATE TEST
AIWS Healthcare asks one decisive question:
Does this system make people healthier, calmer, more compassionate, and more dignified?
If yes → adopt.
If not → redesign.
CONCLUSION
AIWS Healthcare is not a technology project.
It is a moral architecture for the AI Age.
Venezuela has entered a sudden, high-stakes transition after the Constitutional Chamber of the Supreme Court ordered Vice President Delcy Rodríguez to assume acting presidential functions “to guarantee administrative continuity and the comprehensive defense of the Nation,” following reports that President Nicolás Maduro was detained in a U.S. operation.
In this moment, the United States should prioritize a peaceful, rights-based pathway back to democratic legitimacy—by supporting an accelerated presidential election target within 30 days, while funding and enabling the minimum conditions that make speed compatible with credibility. A fast timeline can reduce uncertainty and deter violence, but only if it is paired with: (1) clear protections against retaliation and political persecution; (2) immediate humanitarian access; (3) verified voter registry and transparent ballot logistics; (4) equitable media and campaign rules; and (5) robust international observation and technical support.
BGF recommends that U.S. assistance be channeled toward institutional guardrails rather than personalities—helping Venezuelans restore consent of the governed through a lawful, inclusive process. As a practical enabler, an AIWS Government 24/7 pilot—a 24/7 citizen-service portal plus a public Transparency & Trust Dashboard—can stabilize essential services and rebuild confidence during the transition, with strict privacy, audit logs, and independent oversight.
A legitimate election is not only a vote—it is the foundation for national reconciliation and long-term stability.
To strengthen the historical credibility and emotional power of the Shinzo Abe Film, BGF–AIWS Film Park has curated a set of signature public videos capturing Prime Minister Abe in defining moments of modern diplomacy, strategy, and national leadership. Together, these clips provide rare “on-the-record” scenes of Abe’s global statecraft, his emphasis on alliances and rule of law, and his ability to connect policy with public trust.
Why these videos matter (for storytelling)
These materials help the film do three things at once:
Show Abe’s international leadership in real time
High-level meetings and joint appearances with U.S. and U.K. leaders illustrate Abe’s diplomatic style: prepared, steady, alliance-focused.
Anchor the film’s strategic themes
Abe’s security worldview—especially his “rule of law” framing and “Proactive Contribution to Peace”—supports the film’s narrative of Indo-Pacific stability and democratic cooperation. Prime Minister’s Office of Japan+1
Humanize the statesman
Domestic scenes and personal moments (resignation message; cultural events such as cherry blossom viewing) reveal the human being behind the office—discipline, reflection, and continuity.
In her New Year’s Reflection (Jan. 1, 2026), Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi set a tone of resolve and acceleration: strengthening Japan’s economy, rebuilding momentum through reform, and protecting citizens’ everyday security—while calling for national unity at the start of the year.
For the Boston Global Forum and the AI World Society (AIWS), the message is clear: in the AI Age, speed must be matched by trust, ethics, and legitimacy. BGF previously honored Prime Minister Takaichi with the World Leader in AIWS Award (2023), recognizing her contributions to a human-centered and secure digital society. Boston Global Forum+1
As America approaches 250 years and democratic partners seek renewal, Japan’s 2026 agenda can become a catalyst—pairing faster execution with AIWS-style governance safeguards and deeper Japan–U.S. cooperation.
1. Culture is the foundation of the AI World Society
In the age of artificial intelligence, the question is not only how powerful AI can become, but rather: Who will human beings become when living alongside AI?
AIWS Culture is born from a fundamental realization: Without the right culture, there can be no good AI society—no matter how advanced the technology is.
AIWS Culture aims to build a culture in which:
People strive toward higher values
Live with honesty, kindness, compassion, and love
Remain creative, joyful, hopeful, and purposeful
In this culture, AI does not make people dependent; it helps people grow more mature, more free, and more responsible.
AIWS Education proposes a fundamental redefinition of education in the Age of Artificial Intelligence.
In the AI Age, education must no longer be confined to classrooms, age brackets, rigid curricula, or exam-centered systems. Instead, it must become:
Joyful, not burdensome
Lifelong, not episodic
Human-centered, not machine-driven
Available 24/7, not time-restricted
Integrated with health, culture, creativity, and community
At the heart of AIWS Education stands AIWS Angel—a humanistic AI Agent designed to be a trusted lifelong learning companion, supporting knowledge acquisition, creativity, moral development, emotional well-being, and compassion.
AIWS Education is a core pillar of the AI World Society (AIWS) and a foundational component of “America at 250: A Beacon for the AI Age.”
On December 26, 2025, Khanh Hoa University convened a thematic seminar titled “Khanh Hoa Proudly Contributes to Building an Artificial Intelligence Society with the World”—a timely academic forum aligned with national and provincial priorities on science and technology development, innovation, and international integration in education and training. Held in Lecture Hall 1, the event gathered university leadership, heads of training programs, faculty members, and a large number of students to discuss how Khanh Hoa can strengthen its role in shaping an AI-enabled future grounded in knowledge, responsibility, and global cooperation.
The seminar featured Nguyen Anh Tuan, Co-Founder, Co-Chair, and CEO of the Boston Global Forum (BGF), as the keynote speaker. In opening remarks, Mr. Van Ngoc Sen, Secretary of the Party Committee and Chairman of the University Council, underscored the workshop’s practical significance amid rapid digital transformation and deepening international integration. He reaffirmed Khanh Hoa University’s ambition to become a “smart and green” institution—accelerating digital transformation, promoting scientific research and entrepreneurship, expanding STEM/STEAM education, and strengthening international partnerships to develop high-quality human resources for the Fourth Industrial Revolution.
Highlighting the academic and real-world value of the book “Artificial Intelligence Society: 30 Years of Vietnam–US Partnership, from Nha Trang to Boston (1995–2025)”, Mr. Van Ngoc Sen praised the work for documenting milestones of cooperation while inspiring innovation, creativity, and civic aspiration. He also expressed appreciation for Nguyen Anh Tuan—a son of Khanh Hoa—for connecting global knowledge networks, advancing human-centered AI values, and motivating younger generations to contribute to local development.
Through dialogue and presentations, the seminar aimed to deepen understanding of AI, innovation, and international collaboration, and to encourage faculty and students to engage confidently in Khanh Hoa’s development journey as part of the AI World Society (AIWS) vision. In his remarks, Nguyen Anh Tuan highlighted how Khanh Hoa helped nurture his ideas and talents that later shaped the AI World Society (AIWS) model, and he expressed his deep, enduring gratitude to Nha Trang–Khanh Hoa, his beloved hometown. He emphasized that Khanh Hoa can contribute to the AI Age not only by adopting technology, but also by cultivating talent, strengthening ethical foundations, and building an open, globally connected academic ecosystem.
The seminar concluded with a shared sense of purpose: to promote learning, research, and innovation; to strengthen international cooperation; and to affirm Khanh Hoa University’s role in training high-quality human resources that proactively serve the province’s socio-economic development in the era of digital transformation.
