AI Development Race: Indonesia's Implications and Safety Challenges
The AI development race is accelerating, led by the US and China, with Indonesia striving not to fall behind. However, alongside technological advancement, addressing safety and ethical aspects has become an urgent challenge. The impact of expanding AI utilization domestically on employment, economy, and social structures is being closely watched.
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