INDONESIA Law and Practice Contributed by: Ira A. Eddymurthy, A. Charlie R. Malessy, A. Ramadinan Saptara and Medita F. Siregar, SSEK Law Firm
8.3 Liability Exposures Arising From AI Use As noted in 8.2 AI Use-Related Risks , there are cur - rently no laws or regulations in Indonesia specifically governing the use of AI, including any statutory frame - work for allocating liability arising from AI use. Never - theless, in the event of IP or data breaches, disclosure failures or unfair practices resulting from a company’s use of AI, the company itself would be solely liable for any resulting harm and/or losses. As discussed previously, the Company Law adopts the principle of separation of liability, meaning that the liability would not extend to the company’s boards. 8.4 Key Disclosure Requirements for AI Use Given the absence of specific laws and regulations governing the use of AI, there are currently no report - ing requirements relating to the use of AI.
AI use. Accordingly, the governance and manage - ment of AI within companies are generally handled internally. There have been several key developments in Indo - nesia’s regulatory landscape relating to the use of AI. In particular, the Indonesian government is currently preparing a Presidential Regulation on AI to establish a national governance framework for AI ethics, which is intended to serve as the overarching AI governance framework in Indonesia. In addition, a Joint Ministerial Decree signed by seven ministries has recently been issued, establishing guidelines for the use of AI in the education sector.
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