(Draft) Principles of the Law on Artificial Intelligence: requirements, deadlines and compliance actions
What is (Draft) Principles of the Law on Artificial Intelligence?
Draft principles for a Thai AI law released for public hearing by MDES and ETDA. They propose a risk-based structure that distinguishes prohibited and high-risk AI, duties for providers and deployers, human oversight, incident reporting and a regulatory sandbox, while leaving sector regulators to set proportionate rules. The draft merges the 2022 ONDE royal decree draft and the 2023 ETDA promotion act draft.
Status note: Date is the ETDA news item date (11 June B.E. 2568). Subsequent revision status after the 2025 hearing not confirmed from an official page.
Who does it apply to?
Scope is as set out in the official text linked below. Issued by Ministry of Digital Economy and Society / Electronic Transactions Development Agency (ETDA). Oversight: ETDA under MDES, with sectoral regulators envisaged. Stated purpose: Consolidate earlier draft AI instruments into one risk-based AI law.
When do the requirements apply?
2025-06-11: ETDA opens public hearing on draft AI law principles (comments to 24 June 2025)
Only the announcement or adoption date is recorded from the source; in-force and application dates are to be confirmed by a reviewer.
Official sources
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(Draft) Principles of the Law on Artificial Intelligence
Electronic Transactions Development Agency (ETDA), Thailand · 11 Jun 2025 · Tier 1 source
Change history
Record version 1: Imported from the source-backed legacy dataset (database/data/ai_policies.json); fields limited to what the official source page states. Reviewer to enrich scope, dates and obligations.. Full edit history is in the GitHub repository.
Informational only, not legal advice. Verify every claim against the linked official sources and consult qualified counsel before acting.