Jakarta (ANTARA) - The DKI Jakarta Inspectorate has examined three\nofficials following findings of negligence in overseeing Public\nInfrastructure and Facilities Handling Officers (PPSU) in Kalisari,\nPasar Rebo, who used artificial intelligence (AI)-based photos to\nrespond to public complaints about illegal parking.<\/p>\n
\u201cBased on the results of the DKI Jakarta Inspectorate\u2019s examination,\nthe three were deemed negligent in controlling and supervising PPSU\ntasked with handling public complaints,\u201d said East Jakarta Mayor\nMunjirin when contacted by ANTARA in Jakarta on Wednesday.<\/p>\n
The three officials in the Kalisari Ward environment who were\nexamined are the Kalisari Ward Head, the Head of the Economy and\nDevelopment Section (Kasi Ekbang), and the Head of the Government\nSection.<\/p>\n
As a form of administrative accountability, the East Jakarta City\nGovernment has taken firm action by deactivating the Kalisari Ward Head\nfrom her position.<\/p>\n
The deactivation of Kalisari Ward Head Siti Nurhasanah was temporary\nuntil the further examination process is completed.<\/p>\n
\u201cThe deactivation letter has been handed over by the Pasar Rebo\nDistrict Head to the individual concerned. Her status is inactive until\nthe further examination results are finalised,\u201d Munjirin stated.<\/p>\n
The use of AI-based photos that do not reflect real conditions is\nconsidered to damage public trust in the government\u2019s complaint\nsystem.<\/p>\n
Going forward, the East Jakarta City Government is committed to\nstrengthening tiered supervision and enhancing guidance for PPSU\nofficers.<\/p>\n
In addition, an evaluation of the digital complaint response\nmechanism will be conducted to ensure every report is followed up\naccurately and transparently.<\/p>\n
Meanwhile, the Public Infrastructure and Facilities Handling Officer\n(PPSU) in Kalisari, Pasar Rebo, East Jakarta (Jaktim), has been issued a\nfirst warning letter (SP1) after uploading an artificial intelligence\n(AI)-generated photo in the Jakarta Kini (JAKI) application report\nrelated to handling illegal parking.<\/p>\n
\u201cThe officer in question has been given an SP1 by the Kalisari Ward\nHead, as PPSU falls under the ward head\u2019s responsibility, and the\nindividual concerned has made a statement that they will not repeat the\naction,\u201d Munjirin said.<\/p>\n
This sanction is a firm step against a PPSU officer who went viral\nand drew public attention.<\/p>\n
\u201cWe apologise profusely for this incident. It serves as a lesson for\nus to ensure it does not happen again in the future,\u201d Siti said when\ncontacted separately.<\/p>\n
This case stemmed from a resident\u2019s report regarding illegal parking\non Jalan Damai, submitted through the JAKI application. The report was\nthen followed up by PPSU officers in the field.<\/p>\n
However, in the feedback reporting process on the application, the\nofficer instead uploaded an AI-generated photo depicting as if the\nconditions at the location were orderly and no vehicles were parked\nhaphazardly on the road body.<\/p>\n
The action went viral on social media uploads showing a PPSU officer\nusing AI technology to respond to a resident\u2019s report on illegal parking\non Jalan Damai, Kalisari Ward, Pasar Rebo District, East Jakarta.<\/p>\n
In the upload, the PPSU officer wearing an orange uniform was seen\nhandling the situation at the location.<\/p>\n
However, after AI-based processing, the visual appearance of the\nofficer changed, including differences in clothing attributes and the\ndisappearance of several vehicles in the processed image.<\/p>\n
Netizens viewed this action as a form of data manipulation that does\nnot reflect the actual field conditions.<\/p>", "url": "https:\/\/jawawa.id\/newsitem\/three-officials-examined-by-dki-inspectorate-over-ppsus-use-of-ai-1775649158", "image": "" }, "sponsor": "Okusi Associates", "sponsor_url": "https:\/\/okusiassociates.com" }