Can AI truly drive sustainability, or is green intellectual capital the key? Investigating their two-way relationship in the GHRM–performance link

Dr. Sinh Duc Hoang is an experienced academic specializing in business and technology integration, with a focus on the role of intellectual capital in sustainable organizational performance. He is currently a faculty member at the School of Business, International University, Vietnam National University, Ho Chi Minh City. His research interests include green human resource management, sustainable performance, and the effects of emerging technologies such as artificial intelligence on business processes. He has published widely in high-ranking international journals such as Technology in Society and has ongoing projects that explore the intersection of virtual reality, AI, and business innovation. Dr Sinh is committed to contributing to the academic discourse on intellectual capital and its implications for sustainable business practices.

Assoc. Prof. Minh-Tri Ha is the Dean of the School of Business at International University, Vietnam National University, Ho Chi Minh City. With a strong foundation in business management and intellectual capital, Assoc. Prof. Ha’s research spans areas such as knowledge management, innovation, and sustainable organizational growth. His leadership at the School of Business has been instrumental in fostering academic excellence and driving research in emerging business trends and technologies. Assoc. Prof. Ha is actively engaged in initiatives that integrate intellectual capital frameworks to enhance organizational performance, with particular attention to the role of digital transformation. He has contributed to numerous scholarly publications in leading international journals, underscoring his commitment to advancing intellectual capital studies in both academic and practical settings.