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The National AI Service Platform is part of the national strategy to develop infrastructure for artificial intelligence technology.

The AI Governance Center (AIGC) ensures responsible AI adoption in Thailand through policies, testing frameworks, and global collaborations.Founded under the National AI Strategy and action Plan (2022 - 2027), AIGC tackles AI risks, promotes ethical use, and aligns Thailand with global AI governance standards to ensure safe and sustainable AI development.Policymakers, businesses, and researchers benefit from its guidelines, AI testing tools, and advisory services.

Vision: Thailand has an effective ecosystem to promote AI development and application to enhance the economy and quality of life within 2027.3 Goals:1) To develop human capacity and Technology2) To create economic growth3) To create social and environmental impact

LANTA is Thailand's national supercomputer, operated by the NSTDA Supercomputer Centre (ThaiSC). Built on an HPE Cray EX system delivering 8.15 petaflops, it supports AI training, large-scale data analytics, and complex parallel processing for public and private legal entities. Applications include the development of ThaiLLM, a national Thai-language foundation model, healthcare AI platforms, and environmental forecasting tools.

Practical AI governance guideline for organization executives to consider when implementing AI application within their organizations.

AI for Thai is a platform developed by the Artificial Intelligence Research Group at Thailand's National Center for Electronics and Computer Technology (NECTEC). It provides APIs across three modules, Language, Vision, and Conversation, covering natural language processing, image and video analysis, and speech and chatbot services, all tailored to the Thai language and context. It targets system developers, SME entrepreneurs, and start-ups, with a limited free testing tier available.

NSTDA Supercomputer center (ThaiSC), founded in 2018, is one of the national science and technology infrastructure (NSTI) located in Thailand Science Park.

The Statement was developed by participants of the Conference on the Ethics of Science and Technology and Sustainable Development held on 6 July 2019 in Bangkok, Thailand. It seeks to encourage regional economic communities, governments, academic institutions and professional associations, the private sector, civil society, and international organizations - especially UNESCO - to adhere to ethics of science and technology and sustainable development.