Bandung – The Ministry of Law is continuing its digitalization agenda to advance transparency in public services. This time, the Ministry has begun exploring the use of artificial intelligence (AI) to deliver more effective and efficient services.
Secretary General of the Ministry of Law, Nico Afinta, said that the Ministry’s digital transformation program is a shared commitment led by the Minister of Law, Supratman Andi Agtas, together with all units within the Ministry.
“As the Minister has emphasized, one of the Ministry’s goals is improving public services through digital transformation,” Nico said when opening the Technical Training on the Application of Artificial Intelligence within the Ministry of Law, held in Bandung on Tuesday (November 11, 2025).
Nico noted that the need for human resources with strong digital skills is now unavoidable, especially as technological advancements continue to accelerate. He added that improvements in digital infrastructure, systems, and methods are equally essential.
“We need to enhance the digital capabilities of our staff. This training is part of our collaboration between Pusdatin and PT Telkom. It is important for our staff to understand and be able to use AI. I am confident that technological progress will greatly support the Ministry’s work,” he said.
Regarding AI implementation, Syaifudin, Executive Vice President for Government Services at PT Telkom Indonesia (Persero) Tbk., said that Telkom has already begun implementing AI at the Ministry of State Secretariat, particularly in the area of legal analytics.
“At Telkom, we have started implementing AI in several legal-related processes. We also welcome input from the Ministry of Law, because as a provider of infrastructure, technology, and platforms, we need feedback to ensure that the benefits of AI can be maximized, especially within the Ministry of Law,” Syaifudin said.
Meanwhile, Head Of Center for Data and Information Technology (Pusdatin), Rifqi Adrian Kriswanto, explained that this training is part of the Ministry’s ongoing collaboration with PT Telkom Indonesia. A total of 90 participants attended the training, consisting of staff from Pusdatin and the Regional Office of the Ministry of Law for West Java
“This activity supports the Ministry’s digital transformation program. The training focuses on the application of artificial intelligence. We hope that next year the Ministry of Law will begin implementing AI-based public services and contribute to the vision of Golden Indonesia 2045,” Rifqi said.
