Thailand’s AI passport hits 1.3 million sign-ups before it even launches
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Thailand’s government AI programme has drawn 1.3 million sign-ups in under a fortnight, and it has not formally launched yet.
Key facts
Thailand’s government AI programme has drawn 1.3 million sign-ups in under a fortnight, and it has not formally launched yet.
The TH-AI Passport opens officially on Sunday, August 31, after a pre-registration window that began on August 19
The government has set a target of 5 million users
Those points unlock access to higher-tier Pro models, with Innovator-level access running for 30 days.
Summary
The TH-AI Passport opens officially on Sunday, August 31, after a pre-registration window that began on August 19. The scheme gives Thai users a single point of access to more than 30 global AI models through a platform called AiPASS.
It is run by the Office of the National Digital Economy and Society Commission, under the Ministry of Digital Economy and Society. The office is working with Microsoft, Google and NVIDIA.