Update and evidence

Komdigi’s AI director says practical AI guidance is still being prepared, including who is responsible and how people should review its use.

Record date

29 Sept 2026

Last verified

2026-10-04

Next review

2026-10-12

Interview published 29 September; not a new regulation.

What happened

In a GovInsider interview, Said Mirza Pahlevi describes sector-specific guidance for government AI adoption. The interview says the guidance remains in preparation rather than an already published national playbook.

ALUN's view

ALUN's view: institutions need clear responsibilities and usable data. Access to an AI tool or a national plan is not enough.

What is still unclear

This is reporting of an official's intentions, not a legal instrument. Drafting language does not verify presidential signature or enactment. Earlier finalized-draft accounts cannot resolve the legal status without an official instrument.

What it may mean for you

• Institutions: Identify permitted uses, responsible owners, data safeguards and human review before adopting a tool.
• Policy makers: Separate practical guidance being prepared from requirements already in force.

Where did this come from?

• Indonesia prepares presidential regulations to guide AI adoption in government

  GovInsider · Secondary reporting

  Source date: 2026-09-29

Source location: Translating roadmap into government AI use