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Who Holds the Brakes? Building Trust in Thailand’s AI Economy
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Sigve Brekke, Group CEO of True Corporation Plc., shared his perspectives in a keynote titled “From Algorithmic Shock to Ethical Shift: Why Trust Is the Currency of Thailand’s Digital Future” at GCNT EXPO 2026, held under the theme “FROM SHOCK TO SHIFT – Sustainable Transition in a Fractured World”. The event was organized by the Global Compact Network Thailand (GCNT) at True Digital Park.
Key facts
- Yet the OECD's 2026 Digital Government Outlook found that among 36 member countries, while nearly all had adopted at least one AI guardrail, only 39% required a pre-deployment risk assessment, 31% conducted post-deployment audits, and just
- Fueled by a 30% annual drop in hardware costs and a 40% leap in energy efficiency, AI shifted from an experiment to essential infrastructure faster than the PC or the internet
- GenAI reached 53% adoption within three years, about 1.8x the internet and 2.7x the PC at the same stage.
- Around 66% report using it regularly, but only 46% say they trust it
- In Thailand, 77% of respondents told the Stanford AI Index they see AI as more beneficial than harmful.
- Before launch, generative models must clear accuracy thresholds as high as 99% for high-risk use cases, with mandatory human oversight for consequential decisions.
Summary
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