The two-day program began with an intensive training session, where participants strengthened their foundations in AI and engineering while preparing
for the final challenge. On the second day, students put their knowledge into practice through a series of competitive tasks designed to test technical skills,
computational thinking, and problem-solving under pressure. The competition highlighted the potential and determination of the next generation
of AI engineers.
CMKL University congratulates the three winners of TAIEC 2026: Burapat Suwanprasert from Naresuan University Secondary Demonstration School,
who received the Gold Award; Prachya Worrasittidamrong from The Prince's Royal College, who received the Silver Award; and Songsathit Suksathien,
a homeschool student, who received the Bronze Award.
TAIEC 2026 reflects CMKL University’s commitment to creating opportunities for young learners to explore AI and engineering, challenge themselves through
real world problem solving, and develop the skills needed to shape the future of technology.
Four Artificial Intelligence and Computer Engineering students will spend nearly three months at Fukuoka Institute of Technology, expanding their research experience through CMKL’s academic collaboration in Japan.
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CMKL University hosted the online AI Innovator Award 2026 Competition Orientation, welcoming young innovators from Thailand, the Philippines, the United Kingdom, the United States, and beyond as they begin their competition journey.
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New monthly series brings CMKL faculty and the public together to examine how artificial intelligence can move from promising technology to responsible, practical adoption.
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