Juvenile Court Launches AI Youth Ambassador Program in Nakhon Nayok
The Nakhon Nayok Juvenile and Family Court launched the "AI JUST YOUTH AMBASSADOR" program to educate 150 high school students on artificial intelligence, digital safety, and legal responsibilities. The initiative responds to rising cyberbullying cases where students' personal data and photos were abused in LINE OpenChat groups. Judges and tech experts taught participants about AI ethics, relevant laws, and responsible technology use.
The Nakhon Nayok Juvenile and Family Court organized the "AI JUST YOUTH AMBASSADOR: Digital Justice Youth Leaders — AI Literate, Law Aware, Responsible Technology Use" project. Judge Suphachai Prapaen, Chief Judge of the Nakhon Nayok Juvenile and Family Court, presided over the opening alongside Associate Judge Sumalee Kalyanamitr, other judges, and court officials. Speakers included Judge Suphachai Prapaen, Associate Judge Ekasit Koetkrisdanon, and Mr. Aphisit Trinit of GoLike Innovation Co., Ltd. Judges, associate judges, directors, officials, and 150 upper-secondary students from schools in Nakhon Nayok participated at the Chantara Resort in Tha Chang Subdistrict, Mueang Nakhon Nayok District.
Following recent news about inappropriate use of social media, particularly cases where students' photos and personal information were shared via LINE OpenChat groups with insulting, demeaning, and sexually threatening messages — potentially leading to cyberbullying and impacting the privacy, reputation, and mental health of youth and their parents — the court organized this project. Its objectives are to help children and youth understand the roles, opportunities, limitations, and impacts of AI innovation on their present and future lives; to build knowledge on digital safety, rights, duties, relevant laws, and ethics in AI use.
