Vietnam Just Regulated AI. Is the Philippines Next?

What ASEAN’s first AI law means for your business, and how to get ready.

Vietnam’s AI law took effect on 1 March 2026, becoming the first AI law of its kind in Southeast Asia. It introduces a risk-based approach to AI regulation, with obligations extending across the AI value chain including organisations that use AI tools such as ChatGPT and Claude.

With the Philippines now developing its own AI law around a similar risk-based approach, businesses need to understand what these developments could mean for how they use, manage, and govern AI.

If your organisation uses AI with customers, in hiring, or in decisions involving money or health, now is the time to understand the regulatory landscape and prepare.

Why This Matters

AI regulation is moving rapidly across ASEAN, and organisations need to understand how emerging requirements could affect the way they develop, supply, and use AI. With Vietnam’s AI law already in effect and the Philippines developing its own framework, understanding risk, responsibility, and governance now can help organisations prepare for regulatory change.

What You Will Learn

• What Vietnam’s AI law requires 
• The 3 risk tiers and how to tell which one your AI use falls under
• Where Philippine AI regulation is heading, and what already applies today
• A simple framework (ISO/IEC 42001) that prepares you for any country’s rules
• How IT teams can build AI governance into daily service

Who should attend

This webinar is designed for professionals responsible for AI use, technology, risk, compliance, and business operations, including:

• Risk and compliance officers
• IT and data leaders
• Legal and regulatory teams
• HR and operations heads
• Business leaders using AI in customer-facing operations
• Professionals with operations or customers in Vietnam

Bonus: Attendees receive a free AI Use Case Risk Checklist and an attendee-only course rate.