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Nuurrianti Jalli

Dr Nuurrianti Jalli is a Visiting Fellow at the Media, Technology and Society Programme at ISEAS – Yusof Ishak Institute. She is also a Research Affiliate at the Data and Democracy Research Hub at Monash University, Indonesia, and an Assistant Professor at the School of Media and Strategic Communications at Oklahoma State University.

Articles by Nuurrianti Jalli (15)

Agentic AI on Social Media Platforms in Southeast Asia: The Need for Governance

Nuurrianti Jalli|Maria Monica Wihardja

As new AI systems continue to develop, there are attendant risks. Southeast Asia needs to up its game by regulating such systems.

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Artificial Intelligence is Intensifying South China Sea Disputes in the Philippines

Nuurrianti Jalli|Angel Martinez

AI-generated propaganda is being used to distort reality and disinform the public, even gathering support for military escalation in already troubled waters.

When TikTok Live Went Dead in Indonesia: Digital Sovereignty and Systemic Risk

Nuurrianti Jalli

TikTok Live’s anticipatory suspension during nationwide protests in Indonesia last month shows the influence of Jakarta’s interventionist digital governance. Such suspensions hurt small businesses and can fuel misinformation.

How TikTok’s Visual Politics Shaped Indonesia’s 2024 Election

Nuurrianti Jalli|Ika Ningtyas|Yearry Panji Setianto

Through TikTok, Prabowo Subianto successfully rebranded himself from being a controversial figure to being a relatable leader. TikTok’s emphasis on short-form entertaining content simplifies complex political issues into meme-worthy visuals. While this encourages engagement from younger audiences, it risks trivialising critical political discussions and reducing voters’ decision-making into emotional reactions.

Malaysia’s Metadata Controversy: Surveillance in the Guise of Statistics

Nuurrianti Jalli

The Malaysian government's directive to collect mobile phone metadata from telecom providers has sparked much unease. It should implement stronger safeguards to demonstrate accountability.