Validity of Electronic Signatures in Land Utilization Agreement Letter (SPPT) in Batam City
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https://doi.org/10.30659/picldpw.v4i0.50209Kata Kunci:
Electronic Signatures, Utilization Agreement, Validity.Abstrak
AI or Artificial Intelligence is artificial intelligence created by scientists by imitating the intelligence possessed by humans as closely as possible. Currently, there are many activities in society that are the result of AI intervention, starting from games, transportation with autopilot, robots, even design and art that also use AI. Your Certified Electronic Hand Status is Valid Almost the Same as an Authentic Certificate. Meanwhile, if it is not certified, the proof process requires a digital forensic test. Signatures are very important as a means of verification and authentication of the identity of the signer and show the authenticity and integrity of a document. Apart from that, it also ensures that the document or transaction is carried out by a legitimate individual. Both are recognized by law, but their position is much stronger than that of being certified. The flow of change in technological transformation is so fast, it raises big questions regarding whether the government as a decision maker, judicial institutions and law enforcers are ready or are they lagging far behind the digital industrial revolution which is no longer inevitable. In the Ratification of the Land Use Agreement (SPPT) in Batam City, there is an electronic signature, then what is the validity of the electronic signature according to the perspective of national law. This research uses a normative juridical method, namely by collecting data through literature study. The results of the research explain that the validity of the electronic signature in the SPPT letter has a legal basis
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