The Crime of Deepfake Pornography In Indonesian Legal Perspective
Keywords:
Pornography, Deepfake, Artficial Intelligent, Regulation, ViolenceAbstract
The evolution of technology and information has changed the variety and forms of sexual violence. Deepfake pornography is a powerful phenomenon of artificial intelligence that involves the manipulation of images and videos. This incident involves many famous figures, especially artists, due to the easy access to images and videos. But it can also happen to ordinary people, causing mental damage. Depression, humiliation, loss of self-confidence and being ostracized by society are the consequences experienced by victims. Meanwhile, the regulation of deepfake pornography in Indonesia does not regulate in detail the rights of victims, penalties for perpetrators and regulations on the use of AI, especially deepfake. Law is an inseparable part of social life, so it is necessary for there to be harmony between the law and what happens in society. Strong regulations and public awareness can make people aware of the dangers of sexual violence in the scope of cyber crime. Appropriate regulations in the form of high fines and long detention periods for perpetrators are efforts to prevent repetition of the same sexual violence.
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