Indonesia Strengthens Child Protection Measures in Digital Space
Indonesia is strengthening child protection efforts amid the rapid development of artificial intelligence (AI). The
Indonesia is strengthening child protection efforts amid the rapid development of artificial intelligence (AI). The
Police are investigating information regarding alleged photo manipulation of several female students at 99 Jakarta Junior High School, Pulogadung District, East Jakarta, using artificial intelligence (AI) technology.
The Indonesian National Police (INP) is strengthening its efforts to prevent cybercrimes utilizing artificial intelligence (AI) by improving the digital competency of its personnel.
The development of artificial intelligence (AI) brings both new opportunities and challenges to the Indonesian justice system.
Indonesia is preparing the foundation for artificial intelligence (AI) independence through ecosystem development encompassing local AI models, computing infrastructure, and strengthening digital talent.
The Indonesian National Police (INP) held a Training of Trainers (ToT) for the 2026 Artificial Intelligence (AI) Understanding Program in Jakarta on Tuesday (7/21/2026).
Vice Minister of Communication and Digital Affairs, Nezar Patria, stated that a new approach to digital literacy, focusing on leveraging connectivity to create innovation and solutions, needs to be more widely adopted in this era of artificial intelligence (AI).
Vice Minister of Communication and Digital Affairs, Nezar Patria, believes that the misuse of artificial intelligence (AI) through deepfake is a digital security and ethical challenge that requires serious attention, as it has the potential to raise the threat of digital fraud.
Vice Minister of Communication and Digital Affairs, Nezar Patria, revealed Indonesia's significant potential to enter the rapidly growing global artificial intelligence (AI) industry supply chain.
Vice President Gibran Rakabuming Raka expressed his support for digitalization and artificial intelligence (AI)-based learning in Islamic boarding schools (pesantren).
Minister of Manpower Yassierli urged university graduates to equip themselves with a number of tools to face technological disruption, particularly artificial intelligence (AI), in a dynamic job market.
Vice Minister of Higher Education, Science, and Technology Stella Christie emphasized that the development of artificial intelligence (AI) in Indonesia must be based on ethical values and prioritize the superiority of human thinking.