Artificial Intelligence (“AI”) is increasingly being utilized in relation to broadcasting activities, including within the realms of program planning and management, audio-visual processing, virtual presenters, audience analytics and other operational functions related to program production and distribution. While AI may ultimately be driving innovation within this sphere, the use of these new technologies is also associated with potential misuse that could ultimately compromise the accuracy of information, balanced reporting, transparency and public trust.[1]
In order to offer an adequate response to these concerns, the Central Indonesian Broadcasting Commission (Komisi Penyiaran Indonesia – “KPI”) has decided to issue Circular No. 1 of 2026 on the Utilization of Artificial Intelligence in Programs Broadcast Through Broadcasting Institutions (“Circular 1/2026”), which has been in force since 23 February 2026.[2]
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