Indonesia Updates Copyright Law to Address AI and Online Platforms
Indonesia has enacted a significant revision to its copyright law, introducing measures that could impact artificial intelligence (AI) platforms and other online services. The updated legislation aims to provide greater protection for creators and their works in the digital age.
Key aspects of the rewrite focus on establishing accountability for platforms that host or facilitate copyright-infringing content. This includes AI companies that may generate outputs based on copyrighted material without proper authorization. The law seeks to balance the rights of copyright holders with the rapid advancements in technology, particularly in the field of AI and generative models.
While the specifics of enforcement and interpretation are still developing, the move signals a growing global trend of governments grappling with how to regulate AI and digital platforms to safeguard intellectual property. The Indonesian government's action puts major tech players, including Google and various AI developers, on notice regarding their responsibilities under the new legal framework.