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| On October 5,
2026, third-year students from Class
Group 001 of the Faculty of Law
organized a seminar entitled
“AI-Related Issues in the Use of
Personal Data” to promote
knowledge and understanding of
artificial intelligence (AI) technology
and the relevant legal issues concerning
the collection, use, and processing of
personal data in the digital
age. The opening ceremony was presided over by Assistant Professor Dr. Pawita Khaokhai, Associate Dean for Planning and Quality Assurance, who delivered the opening remarks and emphasized the importance of understanding the impact of AI technology on individual rights and personal data protection. The seminar featured a guest speaker, Mr. Narinrit Premapiwatthanakul, who shared his expertise and exchanged views on the legal issues and challenges arising from the use of AI, including personal data protection. The seminar aimed to equip students with knowledge that they could apply to their studies and future legal careers. The event also included a question-and-answer session, providing students with an opportunity to review the seminar content, exchange knowledge, and participate in an engaging learning environment. Prizes were awarded to participants who answered the questions correctly. On this occasion, Assistant Professor Dr. Kamonwan Yoowatthana, Dean of the Faculty of Law, expressed her appreciation to the guest speaker and all participants before delivering the closing remarks. The seminar was marked by enthusiastic interest and active student participation, highlighting the importance of integrating legal knowledge with technological understanding to prepare students for their future careers in the legal profession. |