<![CDATA[Using Artificial Intelligence (AI) in healthcare can help make services faster, improve the accuracy of diagnoses, and enhance the overall quality of medical care. Indonesia hasn't created specific laws that control how AI is used in healthcare yet, which raises worries about patient safety, protecting personal information, and who is responsible if something goes wrong. This study looks into the legal rules for using AI in Indonesia's healthcare system and wants to create a hybrid regulations that combines ideas from the United States and Germany (European Union). The research uses a legal approach that compares different systems and uses general ideas to show that current rules are too broad and don't properly handle the unique dangers that come with artificial intelligence. So, a hybrid regulation system that mixes flexible risk-based approaches with strong preventive measures is seen as the best way forward for Indonesia.]]>
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