AI is implicitly regulated in the Law on Information and Electronic Transactions (UU ITE) in Article 1, namely AI can be referred to as an Electronic Agent which is a device of an electronic system created to take an action against certain Electronic Information automatically organized by a person. It can be concluded that the use of AI as an electronic agent in Indonesia can only be carried out by a person or legal subject who in this case is the organizer of the electronic system itself. Therefore, legal responsibility lies with the organizer of the electronic system that provides the service Artificial Intelligence not on AI itself.

Government Regulation Number 71 of 2019 concerning the Implementation of Systems and Electronic Transactions as the implementer of the ITE Law has also regulated the limitations of the obligations and responsibilities of Electronic Agent organizers. Such as providing features that allow users to make changes to information that is still in the transaction process, where the responsibilities of electronic agents are comprehensively regulated, including the obligation to keep data confidential, control user personal data, guarantee user privacy, convey information related to the system used so as not to harm users.