Should Thailand Stop Chasing Technology? Prof. Dr. Yodchanan Proposes Developing People into Job Creators
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Prof. Dr. Yodchanan Wongsawat has shared his vision and strategies for the industries of Thailand's future in the era of artificial intelligence (AI). He proposed that Thailand change its approach to development and not simply follow technologies that other countries have developed first. This information was reported by The Standard website.
His key idea is to build people who are ready for the future, focusing on making Thai people job creators rather than merely workers filling existing positions. Prof. Dr. Yodchanan believes that if this can be achieved successfully, Thailand will enter a golden age within approximately 20 years.
In addition, Prof. Dr. Yodchanan also proposed that universities change their own roles so that education aligns with technological changes and the needs of the labor market in the AI era.
However, the information published so far mainly presents a broad vision and concepts. Detailed concrete action plans have not yet been provided. Those interested can follow the full content from the original news source to study the additional proposals.
Sources: thestandard.co
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