Paradigm on Internet of AI-Centric (IoAIC) for Thailand Economics Growth Engine
Keywords:
Thailand, Internet of AI-Centric, Economics Growth Engine, Physical Thing, Service, Data, IoAICAbstract
This paper presents an emerging paradigm on Internet of AI-Embedded for fostering Thailand economics growth engine. Since Thailand has long been trapped by middle income, inequality, and imbalance, the roadmap based on “Digital Economy” policy has recently been accelerated towards the 4th industry evolution so called “Thailand 4.0”. While digital technologies have been well developed and highly diversified in various fields, there is, however, no distinct paradigm on technology utilization has been suggested in order to potentially enable a success in digital economy policy under unique challenges in Thai contexts. This paper consequently recommends an emphasis on Internet of AI-Centric (IoAIC) involve three promising features, i.e. physical things, services, and data. Integration on such physical things, services, and data is presented as a straightforward ecosystem to be utilized for implementation of roadmap and strategies of Thailand 4.0. A primary survey companies in Bangkok Metropolitan Region in terms of the need of new IoAIC concepts for applying such to their companies is presented. This paper offers an emerging paradigm on social and economic impacts of Internet of AI-Centric in Thailand as a possibly potential economical country hub in South East Asia region.
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