TH-AI Passport pay-per-user model aims to maximise budget value
FRIDAY, AUGUST 21, 2026
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.
TH-AI Passport tops 1m sign-ups as minister defends data safeguards
FRIDAY, AUGUST 21, 2026
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.
Thai NACC widens local exam fraud probe and vows clarity within 6 months
THURSDAY, AUGUST 20, 2026
The NACC has resolved to recall local-exam case files previously sent to parent agencies for a special joint inquiry, while a TH-AI Passport complaint remains under examination.
TH-AI Passport contractor explains row, says payments tied to real users
THURSDAY, JUNE 25, 2026
The private contractor behind the Bt1.62bn TH-AI Passport project says the latest contract approach will use a Pay per Active User model, with data protection and system capacity assured.
TH-AI Passport shifts to pay-per-use model to ease budget concerns
WEDNESDAY, JUNE 17, 2026
The TH-AI Passport project will adopt a pay-per-use model for Pro and Premium AI services, addressing concerns that the state could carry the full Bt1.62bn budget burden.
Thailand's 1.6-Billion-Baht AI Gamble: Bold Vision or Costly Leap of Faith?
THURSDAY, JUNE 04, 2026
The TH-AI Passport promises to put pro-grade AI in five million Thai hands — but scrutiny over transparency, value for money, and real-world impact is mounting fast