INSIGHTS INTO MACHINE INTELLIGENCE: INDONESIA'S LEGAL LANDSCAPE AND HISTORICAL CONTEXT
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Machine intelligence, artificial intelligence, legal frameworkAbstract
This paper provides a comprehensive examination of the legal framework surrounding machine intelligence in Indonesia, contextualized within its historical evolution. As the adoption of artificial intelligence (AI) technologies accelerates across various sectors, understanding the regulatory environment is crucial for ensuring responsible development and deployment of AI systems. Through a meticulous analysis of Indonesian laws, regulations, and historical trends, this study elucidates the current landscape of machine intelligence governance in Indonesia. Key focus areas include data protection, privacy rights, algorithmic transparency, and liability frameworks. By shedding light on the legal and historical factors shaping Indonesia's approach to machine intelligence, this paper aims to inform policymakers, industry stakeholders, and researchers about the opportunities and challenges in harnessing AI for the country's socio-economic development.
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