Thailand Opens AiPASS AI Platform to 5 Million Citizens
Thailand’s digital ministry has introduced AiPASS, a national platform designed to give as many as 5 million citizens free access to artificial intelligence tools. The initiative links access to training, aiming to broaden AI literacy while supporting the country’s wider digital transformation. By converting completed coursework into computing credits, the government is using premium-model access as an incentive for people to acquire practical AI skills.
AiPASS initially offers 33 AI models, though users will not receive unrestricted access simply by registering. Participants must complete designated courses and pass assessments to earn points, which can then unlock computing allowances for flagship systems including GPT-5.6 and Claude Opus 5. Available information does not specify the program’s budget, official launch date or the maximum allocation that each participant can receive.
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