Indonesia’s copyright rewrite puts Google, AI platforms on notice
Indonesia is proposing a copyright law rewrite that mandates tech platforms like Google to pay news publishers for content aggregation, republishing, link previews, and AI training uses. This new bill aims to regulate and monetize the use of copyrighted content by AI platforms.
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