The pursuit of artificial intelligence (AI) advantages has been getting more attention in the past few years, with a number of countries making efforts to accelerate AI investments, especially in terms of human resources and digital infrastructure. Among them, is China, where the government has set a strategy to build its domestic AI industry, with the hopes of become the world’s leader in AI technology by 2030.
In August last year, the US government announced it would spend US$1 billion on multidisciplinary AI and quantum computing research hubs, which it sees as instrumental to economic development and national security.
These are just a few examples of how AI is set to transform both the economy and society. The big question is: where does Thailand stand in the age of rapid changes in AI capacity?
As a leading university in Thailand, we believe that the role of…
