Thailand will expand the use of artificial intelligence across government agencies to enhance service delivery and transparency.

Authorities are reviewing about 7,600 regulatory acts to repeal rules that hinder the adoption of digital technologies.

Public services are increasingly online, with electronic meetings allowed and rules for electronic transactions being updated to support digital governance.

The future AI program aims to reform the civil service by automating tasks, cutting administrative costs, and reducing routine workloads.

Three priority AI areas have been identified: protecting government data and developing a Thai-language AI model; automating administrative processes to reduce costs and boost the digital economy; and consolidating and analyzing data from multiple departments to inform policy.