Health Ministry Launches AI Hackathon to Tackle Five Major Diseases
Indonesia’s Health Ministry launches AI hackathon targeting five major diseases to boost healthcare equality and innovation. Learn more.
Indonesia’s Health Ministry launches AI hackathon targeting five major diseases to boost healthcare equality and innovation. Learn more.
Indonesia targets harmonization of its AI presidential regulation by late September 2025, with a roadmap and safety guidelines in preparation. Read more here.
Indonesia and China launch AI Application Cooperation Center to boost digital economy, innovation, and talent. Learn how this partnership will shape AI in key sectors—read the full news.
The Ministry of Communication and Digital is taking strategic steps to improve the accuracy of social assistance distribution by synchronizing the National Socioeconomic Data (DTSEN) and population and civil registration data (Dukcapil).
The government is striving to accelerate the implementation of digitalization of public services by utilizing artificial intelligence (AI) technology.
The Indonesian National Police (INP) Traffic Corps conducted a training activity to improve the technology capabilities of corps personnel in utilizing Artificial Intelligence, together with Gunadarma University, to support the traffic police's duties.
Bonifasius Wahyu Pudjianto, Head of the Human Resources Development Agency at the Ministry of Communication and Digital, emphasized the importance of developing artificial intelligence (AI) technology based on local data in Indonesia.
Indonesia and China expand their strategic partnership in AI development and digital talent growth, with focus on agriculture, fisheries, and university collaboration. Read the full story now.
The Ministry of Communication and Digital is preparing the AI Talent Factory program as an effort to develop new digital talent and accelerate the development of a national artificial intelligence (AI) ecosystem.
R. Wijaya Kusumawardhana, expert staff to the Minister of Communication and Digital for Socio-Economic and Cultural Affairs, explained that the use of artificial intelligence (AI) for healthcare services carries high risks, especially for diagnosing diseases.
Indonesia to focus AI development on presidential priorities, including food security and smart farming. Discover more about the development.
Indonesia's Communication Ministry and CSOs soft-launch AI tool to detect deepfakes across media. Learn how it works and what’s next in AI governance.