Thailand tightens controls on AI deepfakes.

The Thai Anti-Fake News Center has warned citizens to be cautious when using artificial intelligence (AI) technology to create or edit images and audio of others, emphasizing that some actions related to deepfake technology may be subject to criminal prosecution under Thai law.

Báo An Giang•16/06/2026

Specifically, according to Thailand's Computer Crimes Act, introducing falsified or distorted data into a computer system, whether in whole or in part, can be punishable by up to five years in prison or a fine of up to 100,000 baht (approximately US$2,700).

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If deepfake technology is used to create fake images or voices to defame others, damage their reputation, or cause them to be scorned by the public, this act may constitute defamation under the Criminal Code.

Thai authorities advise citizens to use AI tools responsibly and carefully consider the legal consequences before creating, sharing, or distributing deepfake content related to other people in the digital environment.

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