This research discusses what international relations measures are required for an artificial superintelligence (ASI) and why a Universal Global Peace Treaty would help ensure a peacebuilding principle is adopted by all parties, including the ASI.

The research examines the differences between a primarily Bangkok Establishment sample and a middle class Thai Lao educator sample on the socioeconomic and political inclusion of the Thai Lao, who face unacknowledged structural inequalities. Furthermore, it prescribes policies to promote inclusion.

The research examined whether there are horizontal structural inequalities by ethnicity in Thailand. Further, it examines what some of the reasons might be for these inequalities, and lastly, the policy implications that this entails.