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Thailand’s TH-AI Passport now links state payments to active users under a revised contract reviewed by the Office of the Attorney General, with a target of 5 million users.

Thailand is open to Starlink if it follows Thai-majority ownership rules, works with local investors and transfers technology, according to Chaichanok Chidchob.

Thailand’s TH-AI Passport has surpassed 1 million registrations as Chaichanok Chidchob says contract terms bar providers from retaining user data for AI training.

Thailand’s Digital Economy and Society Ministry is pursuing new safeguards and public-awareness measures after online scam activity fell by more than 50% in eight months.

Most conversations around artificial intelligence focus on what it can do. Janya Phlaphongphanich, 17, founder of LivLit and student at Bangkok Patana School, is more interested in what it cannot.

Thailand is reviewing data centre incentives around benefits to the country, electricity and water use as governments worldwide tighten oversight of AI infrastructure.

Industrial AI is emerging in Thailand’s factories, rail systems and EEC smart-city projects as rising investment adds new operational complexity.

Humanoid deployments are surging as China leverages its industrial supply chain and the US advances AI in a race towards commercial-scale production.

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Stronger power infrastructure, skills and local innovation are key to turning AI investment into lasting economic value, Delta Electronics (Thailand) CEO Victor Cheng says.

Thailand is linking artificial intelligence with agriculture innovation to raise farm value, deepen local supply chains and support sustainable industrial growth.

Thailand’s DIP says AI voice conversions and remixes using protected songs may require permission and royalties from multiple rights holders.

Strong AI demand and a weaker baht boosted Q2 digital confidence, though depa warns rising energy and component costs continue to weigh on firms