Implementation of Artificial Intelligence as a Subject of Civil Law in Indonesia: Prospects and Challenges Review
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- Muh Fahrizal Rosidi
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- 2025
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The implementation of artificial intelligence (AI) as a subject of civil law in Indonesia is a captivating topic for discussion. To my understanding, there are currently no specific regulations governing AI as a subject of civil law in Indonesia. In terms of prospects, implementing AI as a subject of civil law could offer numerous benefits, such as enhanced efficiency in legal processes, improved accuracy in dispute resolution, and much more. AI could also facilitate easier access to legal services for those in need. However, several challenges need to be addressed when implementing AI as a subject of civil law. These include concerns about data security, privacy, fairness, and transparency in the usage of AI. Moreover, ethical and moral aspects need careful consideration when regulating AI as a subject of civil law. As a country actively developing technology and regulations in the field of AI, Indonesia needs to undertake in-depth studies and engage in diverse discussions involving legal and technological experts, stakeholders, and other relevant parties. This will allow for the formulation of appropriate and sustainable regulations governing AI as a subject of civil law.
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Muh Fahrizal Rosidi. Implementation of Artificial Intelligence as a Subject of Civil Law in Indonesia: Prospects and Challenges Review. 2025. https://doi.org/10.30659/picldpw.v4i0.50104
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- Muh Fahrizal Rosidi. (2025). Implementation of Artificial Intelligence as a Subject of Civil Law in Indonesia: Prospects and Challenges Review. https://doi.org/10.30659/picldpw.v4i0.50104
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