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Thailand Expands Use of AI and Digital ID in Public Services

Thailand is currently expanding its use of artificial intelligence and digital identity systems to improve public services. These developments are part of an ongoing effort to modernize government processes and increase accessibility for citizens.


One of the key technologies being explored is what's known as Agentic AI. This type of AI can carry out tasks independently once it is given clear objectives. In Thailand, it is being tested in areas like traffic management and public health monitoring. The goal is to improve efficiency in systems that often depend on slow or manual processes.

At the same time, the government is rolling out a national digital identity system. This gives citizens a secure digital ID that can be used to access services such as healthcare, education, and financial assistance. It is intended to reduce the need for paperwork and in-person visits, especially in rural areas where access to government offices can be limited.

Both projects are still in progress and are part of a broader push to build digital infrastructure across the country. By using technology in these areas, officials hope to make public services more reliable and easier to access, particularly for people who may not have had equal access in the past.


Thailand’s approach is similar to what other countries in the region are doing. Governments in Southeast Asia are increasingly turning to technology as a way to streamline services and reach more people. As Thailand continues to develop these systems, much of the focus will likely be on privacy, ease of use, and making sure the technology serves the needs of its population.

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