<![CDATA[The rapid development of Artificial Intelligence has enabled the creation of deepfake pornography by manipulating a person’s face, voice, or image without consent. This practice threatens privacy, dignity, reputation, and the psychological condition of victims, while Indonesian law has not yet regulated it explicitly. This study analyzes the forms of legal protection for victims of Artificial Intelligence-based pornographic crimes and the legal measures available to restore their reputation. The research uses a doctrinal method by examining legislation, legal principles, books, scientific articles, and other relevant legal materials through qualitative analysis. The findings show that the Pornography Law, the Electronic Information and Transactions Law, the Personal Data Protection Law, the Sexual Violence Crimes Law, and the Criminal Code can serve as legal bases, but their provisions remain fragmented and require extensive interpretation. Victims may receive preventive and repressive protection, including content removal, legal assistance, psychological rehabilitation, restitution, and the right to be forgotten. However, weak digital forensic capacity, delayed content removal, social stigma, and the absence of specific Artificial Intelligence regulation limit effective recovery. Legal reform must therefore clarify prohibited conduct, responsibility, platform obligations, and integrated victim recovery.]]>
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