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According to the headline, Meta and TikTok have joined Google in pushing back on revisions Indonesia is planning to its AI copyright law. The linked source is a Reuters article, but the available snippet only describes a Hacker News discussion with 3 points and 0 comments, so the article text was not available. The headline indicates the companies oppose the planned changes, but the specific provisions and the arguments made are not covered here.
According to the headline, Meta and TikTok have joined Google in pushing back on revisions Indonesia is planning to its AI copyright law. The linked source is a Reuters article, but the available snippet only describes a Hacker News discussion with 3 points and 0 comments, so the article text was not available. The headline indicates the companies oppose the planned changes, but the specific provisions and the arguments made are not covered here.
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Companies that build or deploy AI tools, or operate content platforms in Indonesia, may be affected if the revised copyright rules change how AI training or content use is treated. Rights holders and creators will also be watching the outcome. Next, watch for the text of any revised law and whether Indonesian lawmakers respond to the objections from these companies.
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