Deputy Minister of Communication and Information Nezar Patria: AI Risks Violating Privacy Rights and Misusing Intellectual Property

Wamenkominfo Nezar Patria: AI Risks Violating Privacy Rights and Intellectual Property Abuse

Deputy Minister of Communication and Information Nezar Patria: AI Risks Violating Privacy Rights and Misusing Intellectual Property

Dream - Artificial intelligence (AI) technology has a positive impact on science. However, on the other hand, AI also has potential risks that need to be handled and managed properly to prevent negative impacts on humans.

Deputy Minister of Communication and Informatics, Nezar Patria, said that in responding to the development of AI, there needs to be supportive policies, such as content moderation, balance and non-discrimination, as well as efforts to strengthen digital literacy.

"We must acknowledge that AI brings various risks such as privacy violations and misuse of intellectual property that need to be carefully addressed,"

clear Nezar Patria, in the session Global AI Governance and Generative AI - Contribution to Hiroshima AI Process, Internet Governance Forum (IGF) 2023 in Kyoto, Japan, Monday, October 9, 2023.

"He added, Indonesia understands the importance of handling and mitigating AI risks, both from a policy and practical level. Therefore, Indonesia has started developing an AI-based government ecosystem since 2020 through several national policies."

"Among them are the National Strategy Document for Artificial Intelligence of the Republic of Indonesia 2020-2045, the Standard Classification for AI-Based Business Line Development, and the Personal Data Protection Law (PDP Law) which accommodates complex data processing."

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He appreciates the Japanese government for raising the urgency of discussing this AI issue. Indonesia's commitment to handling AI is also manifested in the form of support for the G20 AI Principles during Japan's Presidency in the G20 Summit four years ago.

"We also appreciate Japan's efforts in the recent G7 Hiroshima Summit to involve various stakeholders outside of the G7 members,"
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Prime Minister of Japan, Kishida Fumio, who also spoke on the panel discussion, emphasized the balance between AI development and its regulation.

"In the context of AI, there must be a balance between promoting and enforcing regulations. Only in this way can AI provide broad benefits while also reducing its negative risks."

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In the same opportunity, Vinton G Cerf, who is better known as the Father of the Internet, expressed his concerns about AI based on his experience as a veteran programmer. "The more we rely on technology, the more risks it brings to us," he emphasized.

AI, according to him, is not only about how the system will be managed, but also the source of material used by AI. Like the processed material source, so we can consider the quality of AI. "We also have to ensure where the source of material used by AI comes from as a machine learning. We can only consider the quality of AI when we know the source of the material it processes. AI technology can also produce incorrect things. If technology has the probability to be correct, then it also has the probability to be wrong," said Vinton.

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Wamenkominfo Nezar Patria: AI Risks Violating Privacy Rights and Intellectual Property Abuse

"We must acknowledge that AI brings various risks such as privacy violations and misuse of intellectual property that need to be carefully addressed,"

"Among them are the National Strategy Document for Artificial Intelligence of the Republic of Indonesia 2020-2045, the Standard Classification for AI-Based Business Line Development, and the Personal Data Protection Law (PDP Law) which accommodates complex data processing."

"We also appreciate Japan's efforts in the recent G7 Hiroshima Summit to involve various stakeholders outside of the G7 members,"add Nezar.

"In the context of AI, there must be a balance between promoting and enforcing regulations. Only in this way can AI provide broad benefits while also reducing its negative risks."

"We also appreciate Japan's efforts in the recent G7 Hiroshima Summit to involve various stakeholders outside of the G7 members,"
add Nezar.