This analysis explores the need for adaptive regulations in the Indonesian legal system, suggesting that law must respond to technological innovation and uphold human rights.
Digital transformation has presented various complex legal challenges. Amidst the rapid pace of technological innovation such as artificial intelligence, big data, and cyber systems, the Indonesian legal system is required to adapt quickly. This article analyzes how the law can function responsively to the development of digital technology, while also examining the dynamics of regulations that have been and are being developed in Indonesia. This research method uses normative juridical approaches with a conceptual approach, examining national legal instruments related to the digital world. The results of this study conclude that laws responsive to the digital spectrum must be adaptive, progressive, and uphold human rights as the ethical foundation of technology regulation.
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