Nguyen Anh Tuan, Global Governance Architect; Co-Founder, Co-Chair, and CEO of the Boston Global Forum (BGF) will deliver a featured presentation at the conference “Healthcare in the AI Age,” hosted by Madam Tran Thi Lam, Founder of Hoa Lam Group, at Hoa Lam Gia An 115 in Ho Chi Minh City on January 14, 2026.
The program is expected to convene leaders and representatives from Vietnam’s health sector, distinguished international and Vietnamese healthcare experts, and members of the BGF–AIWS Family, including Glen Weyl and Harvard Professor Alisha Holland.
In his keynote, Nguyen Anh Tuan will introduce the AIWS Healthcare Model—a human-centered framework that redefines healthcare in the AI Age “not as a system that reacts to illness,” but as a civilizational approach that helps people live healthier, more peaceful, more dignified, and more meaningful lives, integrating physical, mental, emotional, spiritual, and social well-being 24/7 across the lifespan.
He will highlight the model’s paradigm shift from episodic, hospital-centered, efficiency-first care toward continuous 24/7, whole-human, dignity-first, human-led AI.
The presentation will also outline the proposed AIWS Healthcare Architecture—spanning a Data & Life Context layer, an AI Intelligence layer (predictive, preventive, mental & emotional well-being, personalized care, and ethics & safety), a Human Care & Governance layer (including clinicians, psychologists, spiritual counselors, ethicists, and family/community support networks), and an Experience & Companionship layer designed around a kind, human-facing health companion.
A central element is the AIWS Healthcare Companion (“AI Angel for Health”), designed to monitor health continuously, detect early warning signals, reduce stress and anxiety, support emotional balance, respect faith and sacred values, and escalate to human care when needed—“a good, kind, and ethical companion—not a controller.”
The conference will also discuss governance safeguards to prevent the dark side of AI in healthcare—rejecting over-commercialization, dehumanization, data exploitation, and algorithmic decisions without human responsibility—anchored by the guiding question: does this deployment make life healthier, kinder, and more meaningful?
This event continues the momentum of Vietnam’s post-London implementation dialogue and advances the AIWS commitment to a healthcare future where AI accelerates care without sacrificing human dignity, compassion, and trust.
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