NECTEC, NSTDA, and the Digital Council of Thailand Discuss Collaboration on Digital and AI Development in Thailand
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NECTEC (National Electronics and Computer Technology Center), a national center under NSTDA, has held discussions with the Digital Council of Thailand (DCT) on joint efforts to advance digital technology and artificial intelligence (AI). The discussions were held within the framework of a collaboration aimed at strengthening the country's data and AI capabilities.
One of the key issues is the development of digital and AI personnel. Both sides place importance on upskilling and reskilling, known as Upskill and Reskill, for government officials and developers across various sectors. Enhancing these skills will help workers adapt to rapidly occurring technological changes.
In addition, the collaboration covers the use of data and AI to support the work of government agencies and private-sector organizations, with the aim of ensuring these technologies are put into practical use and benefit the public at large. However, details of the work plan, timeline, and implementation steps have not yet been clearly announced at this time.
The discussions between NECTEC and the DCT demonstrate the efforts of government agencies and related sectors to prepare Thailand for digital and AI development. Those interested can follow the progress of this collaboration through the news sources of both organizations.
Sources: NECTEC
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