Jakarta, INTI – Indonesia’s Minister of Communication and Digital Affairs (Menkomdigi), Meutya Hafid, reaffirmed Indonesia’s commitment to developing inclusive and equitable artificial intelligence (AI) governance. Speaking at the Ministerial Meeting of GPAI Members and Interested Countries during the AI Action Summit in Paris, France, on Sunday, February 9, 2025. She underscored the importance of a fair global approach to AI policies.
“Indonesia believes that AI governance must be based on fairness, inclusivity, and security. Global AI policies should not only reflect the interests of developed nations but also consider the needs and realities of developing countries like Indonesia,” Meutya stated.
Promoting International Collaboration in AI Governance
The Indonesian government emphasized the need for international coordination in AI development, focusing on public interest and social welfare. The summit’s theme, GPAI’s Role in Building Inclusive Global Governance of AI, highlighted discussions on future AI regulations and ethics.
Meutya stressed that AI is a transformative force in the global digital economy. However, she also noted that not all countries are equally prepared for this digital revolution. “We must ensure that no country is left behind in this digital transformation. Indonesia will remain actively engaged in global AI policy discussions to ensure AI is safe, ethical, and inclusive for all,” she said.
As part of this commitment, Indonesia advocates for AI policies rooted in fairness and security, positioning AI as a tool for sustainable development that enhances social and economic well-being.
Indonesia as a Driver of Human-Centered AI Initiatives
Indonesia emphasized that AI policies should be human-centered. “Indonesia’s presence in this forum is not just to secure a seat at the global discussion table but to ensure that global AI policies reflect the interests of developing nations,” Meutya affirmed. She also stressed that AI must be governed by principles that place humans at the center of innovation and decision-making.
Support from Global Leaders
The AI Action Summit was attended by key world leaders, including French President Emmanuel Macron, Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau, French Foreign Minister Jean-Noël Barrot, French Minister for Digital Affairs Clara Chappaz, and Serbian Foreign Minister Marko Uri. Also present were communication and digital ministers from OECD member states and other international partners.
The summit served as a pivotal moment for Indonesia to strengthen its role as an active player in shaping global AI policies. By fostering inclusivity and collaboration, Indonesia aims to ensure that digital transformation upholds fairness and benefits all nations.
The Future of AI Governance in Indonesia
Looking ahead, Indonesia plans to reinforce domestic regulations that support responsible AI innovation. The government will also expand cooperation with various countries and international organizations to develop AI standards that align with national and global interests.
With an inclusive approach, the government remains optimistic that AI can drive economic growth, enhance national competitiveness, and improve the well-being of Indonesian society. Indonesia’s active participation in global discussions demonstrates that developing nations play a crucial role in shaping the future of artificial intelligence.
Conclusion
Indonesia is committed to establishing inclusive, fair, and secure AI governance. During the AI Action Summit, Minister Meutya Hafid emphasized the importance of global AI policies that take developing nations into account. Through a collaborative approach, Indonesia actively contributes to ensuring AI remains ethical and beneficial for all.
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