Indonesia Urges UNESCO to Strengthen Cultural Protection Amid AI and Climate Change Risks
Indonesia has urged UNESCO to enhance cultural protection measures in response to the escalating risks posed by the rapid development of artificial intelligence (AI) and climate change. While acknowledging AI's potential to aid cultural preservation and dissemination, Indonesia stressed the need to ensure it does not supplant the role of cultural communities.
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