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Indonesia's Copyright Law Rewrite Targets Google and AI Platforms
Indonesia is revising its copyright law to address the use of copyrighted material by tech giants like Google and various AI platforms. The proposed changes aim to ensure fair compensation for content creators in the digital age.
17 Jul, 07:56 — 18 Jul, 02:42
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RapplerMostly Factual42d ago
Indonesia’s copyright rewrite puts Google, AI platforms on notice
Under the bill, tech platforms would have to pay news publishers for aggregating or republishing their content, displaying link previews, and using that content for AI training
By Reuters
Read full article →express-tribuneMostly Factual43d ago
Indonesia's copyright rewrite puts Google, AI platforms on notice
Indonesia may become Southeast Asia's first country to add AI rules to copyright law amid global debates
By Reuters
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