Expert Group Meeting (Indonesia AI Institute x UN Women)
The Indonesia AI Institute (IAII), in collaboration with UN Women, convened an Expert Group Meeting on AI and Women, bringing together experts, legal practitioners, academics, government representatives, and women’s rights advocates to discuss the growing threats posed by Artificial Intelligence to women’s safety in digital spaces. The forum served as an important platform for mapping […]
AI Literacy Session for UN Women
The Indonesia AI Institute (IAII), in collaboration with UN Women, organized a dedicated AI Literacy Session for the internal team of UN Women Indonesia. This initiative represents a concrete effort to equip professionals working in women’s empowerment with a deeper understanding of Artificial Intelligence (AI)—not only in terms of how to use the technology, but […]
AI Literacy Training at SMAN 3 Purwakarta
Indonesia AI Institute (IAII) continued its initiative to improve AI literacy among educators through the AI Literacy for Teachers program held at SMAN 3 Purwakarta on February 13, 2025. The training was designed to provide both foundational and practical understanding of Artificial Intelligence in education. Teachers were introduced to various AI concepts and how the […]
AI Literacy Training at SMPN 51 Bandung
On January 31, 2025, the Indonesia AI Institute (IAII) once again demonstrated its commitment to driving educational transformation through technology by successfully hosting an “AI Literacy for Teachers” event at SMPN 51 Bandung. This training aimed to enhance teachers’ competencies in understanding and integrating artificial intelligence (AI) into the learning process. Through this event, IAII […]
AI Literacy Training at SMPN 48 Bandung
The Indonesia AI Institute (IAII) successfully held an AI Literacy Training for Teachers event at SMPN 48 Bandung on January 30, 2025. This event is part of an effort to enhance teachers’ competencies in understanding and implementing artificial intelligence (AI) in the learning process. Participants received an introduction to the importance of AI literacy in […]
AI Training for the Directorate General of Financing and Risk Management (DJPPR), Ministry of Finance
Indonesia AI Institute (IAII) organized a training program entitled “Optimizing SBSN Portfolio Management Through Artificial Intelligence (AI) Technology” for the Directorate General of Financing and Risk Management (DJPPR) of the Ministry of Finance of the Republic of Indonesia. The two-day program, held on June 25–26, 2025, was designed to provide an in-depth understanding of how […]
What AI Does Not Possess in Artistic Creation
Artificial Intelligence can imitate patterns, styles, and visual aesthetics, but it does not possess experiences, personal stories, or a genuine creative journey. Art is not merely about the final output; it is also about the process, emotions, identity, and meaning embedded within the work by its creator. As Generative AI becomes increasingly capable of producing […]
The Use of AI in Visual Arts
Artificial Intelligence has now entered one of the most human-centered domains: visual art. AI is no longer merely a technical tool but has evolved into a creative partner that is transforming the way artists, designers, and content creators produce their work. Today, AI is being applied in numerous innovative ways across the visual arts industry, […]
Indonesia’s Strategy for Building an Inclusive and Sustainable AI Ecosystem
In her keynote address at the Public Launching & Webinar of Indonesia AI Institute (IAII) on April 30, 2026, Indonesia’s Minister of Communication and Digital Affairs, Meutya Hafid, outlined three key strategies for building an artificial intelligence ecosystem that is not only technologically advanced but also ethical, equitable, and accessible to all members of society. […]
Addressing Gender Bias in AI
Many AI systems in use today continue to exhibit biases that disproportionately affect women. The root cause is simple yet fundamental: the data used to train AI systems is often imbalanced. When the training data is biased, the resulting outputs are likely to be biased as well. The consequences extend far beyond technical issues and […]