This article highlights Thai society’s efforts to integrate Buddhist principles with artificial intelligence technology in an era marked by volatility and uncertainty. It argues that although AI possesses the capacity to process vast amounts of data, it still lacks the spiritual consciousness and profound insight necessary to attain true enlightenment.
The study also presents technological applications in the form of mental health innovations, such as chatbots designed to strengthen psychological resilience. In addition, it discusses the formulation of Buddhist AI ethics strategies to ensure that technological innovation is grounded in transparency, compassion, and moral responsibility.
Furthermore, Thai monastic institutions are accelerating their transformation into Smart Universities, aiming to cultivate individuals who are media literate, capable of recognizing fake news, and able to use technology creatively as a tool for disseminating the Dhamma.
Ultimately, these dynamics reflect the view that AI should be regarded merely as a kalyāṇamitta—a spiritual friend—or a supportive tool that contributes to peace and the alleviation of human suffering in the digital world.
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