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Indonesia looking to introduce binding AI regulation this year
Regulations 2 years ago

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Indonesia looking to introduce binding AI regulation this year

The ministry wants to realize the plan through a ministerial regulation, which it considers a stepping stone toward a comprehensive AI law.
Criminalizing foreign bribery at home
Academia 2 years ago

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Criminalizing foreign bribery at home

The impact of bribery from foreign companies is significant because it can distort the allocation of public funds to benefit foreign entities. 
Ministry's AI guideline to prevent potential misuse
Society 2 years ago

Ministry's AI guideline to prevent potential misuse

"AI-based programming activities need to be predicated on the ethics governing its use and development," according to the draft produced by the Communications and Information Ministry.
Staying on top of AI
Editorial 2 years ago

Staying on top of AI

Like security, climate change and public health, AI requires international cooperation and global rules.
Indonesia pursues local, softer approach to AI regulation
Tech 2 years ago

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Indonesia pursues local, softer approach to AI regulation

The government has no intention of mirroring other nations' rules on how to put artificial intelligence in its place.
Fear of draconian articles lingers as House finishes ITE Law revision
Politics 2 years ago

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Fear of draconian articles lingers as House finishes ITE Law revision

The government and House Commission I overseeing information unanimously agreed on Wednesday to pass the ITE Law amendment in the next plenary session.
Internet providers say cutthroat competition causes slow speeds
Tech 2 years ago

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Internet providers say cutthroat competition causes slow speeds

Many internet business players have called for government intervention to deal with the excessive number of internet service providers (ISPs) saturating the market, which they blamed for fueling cutthroat competition and dragging down efforts to improve the country’s internet quality.
Digital potential: Rethinking 5G spectrum prices in Indonesia
Academia 2 years ago

Digital potential: Rethinking 5G spectrum prices in Indonesia

The cost of spectrum in Indonesia has risen significantly the last decade and this poses a major threat to future development of mobile services.
Ex-communications minister gets 15 years in prison for corruption
Politics 2 years ago

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Ex-communications minister gets 15 years in prison for corruption

The Jakarta Corruption Court sentenced former communications and information minister Johnny G. Plate to 15 years in prison on Wednesday for accepting kickbacks worth billions of rupiah from inflated procurement contracts for a government 4G telephony project.
AGO to probe BTS kickback motives after arresting BPK official
Politics 2 years ago

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AGO to probe BTS kickback motives after arresting BPK official

The Attorney General's Office (AGO) named Supreme Audit Agency (BPK) official Achsanul Qosasi a suspect in the alleged corruption case pertaining to the botched procurement for a 4G telephony project at the Communications and Information Ministry.
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