The Ministry of Defense, in collaboration with AIS and the Digital Government Development Agency (DGA), has launched a project to build cyber resilience and enhance artificial intelligence capabilities for military personnel and their families. The initiative aims to strengthen digital and AI literacy, laying the foundation for developing digital-ready personnel and elevating national defense readiness in the digital dimension. Military personnel and government officials can learn through the DGA platform, which integrates AIS's 'Unjai Cyber: AI Literacy' course with government workforce development approaches. Meanwhile, families of military personnel and the general public can access the course through AIS's Unjai Cyber platform. The program will be expanded through Roadshow activities to military units across all four regions, covering the Army, Navy, and Air Force. Defense Minister Lieutenant General Adul Boonthamcharoen stated that this project is part of the national defense policy in the digital dimension, enabling personnel to use AI effectively, stay aware of cyber threats, and apply technology efficiently. Meanwhile, AIS's Chief Enterprise Business Officer, Miss Kantima Lertlertyutitham, said that AIS is ready to bring its knowledge and experience in digital skills development to help build an AI Skills Ecosystem. DGA's Deputy Director, Miss Airada Luangwilai, noted that DGA supports the Digital Government Skills course through the platform tdga.dga.or.th, with online certificates available.
Advanced Info Service Public Company LimitedAIS partners with the Ministry of Defense and DGA to deliver its 'Unjai Cyber: AI Literacy' course to military personnel and the public, expanding adoption of its platform.
