Tech meet-up «FuseSpark Vietnam»

   A morning of people who actually ship products explaining how AI changed the way they work — not trend slides, but concrete workflows, concrete numbers and the parts that did not work. If you build product, design or engineering in Ho Chi Minh City, this one is free and takes nothing more than a registration.

   This is the first edition of FuseSpark Vietnam, a community meet-up series inside the FuseCon ecosystem, co-hosted by FuseCon Asia and Chợ Tốt. The theme is «Building AI-Native Products: How Product Teams Are Redesigning the Way They Build».

   Three sessions make up the programme:

• — AI Design Spec Handoff — Anh Truong and Thang Pham from the Chợ Tốt product design team walk through an AI-native workflow built on Figma MCP and Claude: it audits design files, interviews designers about what is missing, and generates specifications for engineering, with an automated scoring system to judge how good those AI-written specs actually are;
• — How Grab Product Teams Are Redesigning the Way They Build — Son Tang, who leads Online Delivery and Affordability products at Grab, on balancing regional AI capability against hyperlocal customer needs across Southeast Asia, through initiatives such as GILA and G/AI;
• — a panel with Tommy Ng and Camila Garcia Castillo, moderated by Alex Le.

   The running order, as estimated by the hosts: 9:15 arrival, 10:00 welcome, 10:10 opening remarks from the Chợ Tốt CTO, then the three sessions back to back until 12:05, followed by networking. Refreshments are provided.

   Getting there: the venue is the Chợ Tốt office on the 18th floor of UOA Tower, in the Phu My Hung area south of the centre — head straight up, registration is on the floor.

   Three practitioner talks and a room full of people working on the same problems, in exchange for one Saturday morning. Save your place on the Luma event page.