Indonesia develops evaluation mechanism to align AI with ethical standards
The Government of Indonesia has introduced a new evaluation mechanism designed to ensure that AI innovations comply with ethical standards. The initiative forms part of the AI Ethics Guidelines currently being draughted by the Ministry of Communications and Digital Affairs, TV BRICS reports.
According to experts, the evaluation will be carried out through a gradual process, supported by an incident reporting system that encourages self-assessment by AI developers.
The AI Ethics Guidelines are being prepared alongside the National AI Roadmap to ensure responsible growth of the country’s AI ecosystem in line with global ethical frameworks.
The draft guidelines set out core principles including inclusiveness, humanity, safety, accessibility, transparency, accountability, personal data protection, sustainability, and respect for intellectual property rights.
The government emphasises that adopting ethical standards in AI can enhance innovation, strengthen public services, and optimise the use of resources, while supporting sustainable development.
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