Mr.Wisanu Sapsombat, deputy secretary-general of the Office of the Basic Education Commission (Obec), held a policy discussion with partner organizations to establish guidelines for advancing AI Governance for Education. The agencies are also preparing a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) among six organizations to establish a framework for the safe, transparent, fair, and ethical use of artificial intelligence (AI) in educational institutions.

The initiative also aims to integrate the work of relevant organizations in order to reduce duplication and minimize the workload of schools. As AI becomes increasingly important in education, its use must go hand in hand with appropriate governance, particularly in areas such as ethics, safety, rights protection, transparency, and fairness. This will enable teachers, administrators, and schools to make the most effective use of technology for the benefit of students, while managing risks and preventing potential negative impacts in the future.

Furthermore, a key priority is to reduce the burden and redundancy faced by educational institutions; partner agencies will integrate their teams, expertise, and resources to minimize fragmented projects or activities within the same target schools and align AI governance guidelines with existing school operations, thereby ensuring effective implementation without imposing unnecessary burdens on teachers and schools.

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