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Indonesia’s AI copyright push opens new front in war over digital content
Indonesia is revising its copyright law to address AI's impact on digital content, sparking debate between news publishers seeking compensation and technology companies concerned about regulatory overreach. The law's focus includes determining payment for AI systems using copyrighted works and defining the level of human involvement required for AI-assisted output to qualify for legal protection.
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