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Thailand is looking toward artificial intelligence (AI) to boost economic growth and the kingdom’s vision to become the globe’s fifth-largest economy by 2027.

 

The government underlines AI as a major tool to boost its economy to automate processes, reduce costs, and increase productivity, all of which can help to increase economic growth.

 

AI can be used to provide more accurate predictions and insights into markets, which can lead to better decision–making and overall efficiency.

 

These themes were explored at the First Open AI Hack Fest recently.

 

Nattapat Aikpol, the head of the Digital Economy Promotion Agency (depa), is leading the charge and is convinced that AI will significantly increase productivity and supplement human labour across multiple industries, reported opengovasia.

 

Full Story: https://thethaiger.com/hot-news/technology/thai-lizing-industries-with-ai-the-future-is-machine-made

 

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how can it know that it will be the world's 5th largest economy?

many other countries will be using AI technology as well ... 

The future is machine-made

 

Sawasdee unemployment, this will do wonders for the crime rate! 

5th largest?

More like 35th

13 hours ago, snoop1130 said:

Thailand is looking toward artificial intelligence (AI) to boost economic growth and the kingdom’s vision to become the globe’s fifth-largest economy by 2027

And put thousands of factory workers out on the streets.

Just what Thailand needs.

5 hours ago, save the frogs said:

how can it know that it will be the world's 5th largest economy?

many other countries will be using AI technology as well ... 

Already using AI...

in Thailand it's still a vision.

22 minutes ago, hotchilli said:

And put thousands of factory workers out on the streets.

Just what Thailand needs.

....more street noodle vendors.

1 hour ago, 2baht said:

The future is machine made

Skynet is patient...synchronicity is close.

1 hour ago, wombat said:

Skynet is patient...synchronicity is close.

Do they come in a bag or a bottle???????

20 minutes ago, zzaa09 said:

....more street noodle vendors.

Weed sellers... 

Do they have already this Thai AI computer?

Or did someone use ChatGPT online for free and now they think everybody in Thailand will be able to use that for free all day long?

 I remember reading in QI that, when tested, stock market traders were no more accurate than a monkey tossing a coin. AI is no more than the sum of its inputs, garbage in garbage out. ChatGPT appears to give coherent output but it is only regurgitating what has been input, put all the writes out of business, no new input no new output. The same for all the AI painting pictures.

 

2 hours ago, VinnieK said:

5th largest?

More like 35th

 

... yep & LOL, delusional these clowns, quite as usual ...

=> Worldometer's got them at 25th (= GDP nom. for 2017) which ain`t bad actually, buth 5th, tsk, tsk, tsk ...??!

 

Then again sure, they just have to outdo the likes of Switzerland, UK or India and that's just for starters, 5555 ... now can I get a sample of whatever substance they're clearly abusing biggly, pretty please ...

 

https://www.worldometers.info/gdp/gdp-by-country/

 

Thailand has in recent, and not so recent, years been, and still is, run entirely by AIs. Maybe Machine Intelligence would be an improvement, better still, Educated Human Intelligence. 

AI can be a useful tool and as such be efficient in reducing confusion among people (( politicians ) , who just do not know what is the best thing to do ... It all depends if it is biased or not .

If AI is neutral and objective , it can be useful to solve a lot of problems ...

Beware of anything AI....

21 hours ago, Grusa said:

.... better still, Educated Human Intelligence. 

Sorry, this product does not ship to Thailand.

And make the poor even poorer.

I couldn't figure out what "Thai-lizing" means in the topic title and the title of the news article to which the OP gives a link. A search of the worldwide web produced no answer and in desperation I asked the Thaivisa ChatGPT.

 

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Question to Thaivisa ChatGPT:
What does "Thai-lizing" mean in the title "Thai-lizing industries with AI: The future is machine-made" of the news article https://thethaiger.com/hot-news/technology/thai-lizing-industries-with-ai-the-future-is-machine-made

 

Answer:
The term "Thai-lizing" in the title of the article is a play on words that combines "Thai" and "industrializing". In this context, it means incorporating AI technology into various industrial sectors in Thailand, such as manufacturing or agriculture, to increase productivity and efficiency. Essentially, it refers to the adoption of AI to improve and modernize industries in Thailand.

 

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Question to Thaivisa ChatGPT:
Who invented the word "Thai-lizing"?

 

Answer:
It is not clear who specifically coined the term "Thai-lizing" in the context of the article you mentioned. It could have been the author of the piece, the editor of the publication, or someone else involved in producing the article.

 

 

It seems that somebody at the news publication "Thaiger" invented this word. Shall we call this new language Thaigerlish?