Global AI rules articles
Global AI rules articles are 4 AIPDPA pieces that quote Thai law word for word and say what organisations must do. They suit DPOs, legal teams and business owners, who get answers with the legal text and links to read further.
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Global AI rulesThe 10 AI practices the EU AI Act bans outright, and which Thai businesses could be caught
Most AI systems under the EU AI Act only need documents or user notices. One group cannot be sold or used at all. Those bans have applied since 2025, and two more start on 2 December 2026.
Global AI rulesWhen does the EU AI Act apply to a Thai company?
The EU's AI law does not bind anyone in Thailand unless they fall within Article 2 — by selling an AI system into the EU market, for example, or by sending AI output to be used in the EU. We walk through the text word for word, with the new dates set by the 2026 amendment.
Global AI rulesISO 42001 or NIST AI RMF: where should a Thai company start?
When a foreign customer's supplier questionnaire asks which AI governance framework you follow, the two names usually offered are ISO/IEC 42001 and the NIST AI RMF. Neither is Thai law, and they do very different jobs: one can be certified, the other is a checklist you choose from.
Global AI rulesWhat to ask an AI vendor: lessons from the OECD reports
In 2025, twenty global AI organisations told the OECD how they manage risk. What they disclosed, and what they still keep close, gives a Thai company a clear list of questions to put to an AI vendor before signing.
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Written by the AIPDPA legal team · Content owner: Phuwara Krobtaku, Attorney-at-law · Thai Barrister-at-Law · technology & intellectual property counsel
Lawyer's licence no. 477/2558 · Thai Barrister-at-Law · LL.M. in Intellectual Property & IT Law (Gold Medal)