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Artificial Intelligence and Constitutional Law: Challenges to the Protection of Fundamental Rights in Indonesia
Artificial intelligence has rapidly transformed the exercise of public and private power by enabling automated decision-making, predictive analysis, profiling, content generation, biometric processing, algorithmic recommendations, and large-scale data analysis. These developments provide significant
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