AI and Copyright Law in Indonesia

The legal protection granted to original works of authorship, including literary, dramatic, musical, and certain other intellectual works.

A treaty that sets out minimum standards for the protection of intellectual property rights, including copyright.

The ability to identify the creator of a work, emphasizing the human involvement in a creation.

The originality and uniqueness of a work that qualifies it for copyright protection.

The use of artificial intelligence in creating works of art, including images, music, and writing.

Modifications, customizations, or changes made to AI-generated works, demonstrating human input.

A method of generating text, images, or other content using AI by providing specific instructions and parameters.

A legal framework that acknowledges the unique challenges of AI-generated works and adapts copyright regulations accordingly.

The act of providing guidance, support, and feedback to help someone learn and develop.

The process of collecting and organizing references and sources used in academic writing.

The ability to persist in the face of challenges and difficulties.

The act of working together with others to achieve a common goal.

The ability to see things from different perspectives and to understand diverse ideas.

The process of making changes or improvements to something based on feedback or suggestions.

The act of providing assistance or support to someone, often in a financial or emotional way.

The ability to inspire and motivate others to achieve their goals.

The concept that control over a copyrighted work is akin to control over one's own identity.

The theory that copyright law should protect both creators' and users' interests in creative expression.

The idea that copyrighted works can be used for personal development and learning, even if it involves non-commercial use.

Viewing the creative process, not just the final work, as essential for personal growth, benefiting both creators and users of intellectual property.

Law as a tool to guide individuals' actions for societal goals.

Control of individual behaviour to align with societal goals.

The practical implementation of the law in everyday life.

Creating and implementing laws within society.

The principle that all laws must be applied consistently and without exceptions or loopholes. "Even if the world collapses, the law must prevail."

The concept that the law is designed to benefit the people and bring positive outcomes. It should avoid causing public unrest.

The concept that the law must be applied fairly and equally to everyone.

The final stage of value implementation that aims to achieve harmony in society by aligning legal norms with actions and attitudes.

The concept that the law acts as a protective shield for human interests. Enforcement ensures its effective realization.

Deviation from legal standards can lead to negative consequences, including harm to others.

Creating something new through labor establishes ownership, similar to picking apples from a tree.

Prompting, refining, and artistic choices made by humans using AI tools create a property right in the resulting AI artwork.

Rights over AI artwork include the ability to use, sell, and prevent others from using it without permission.

Rights to AI artwork stem from natural law principles, recognizing the creator's right to control and benefit from their creative work, not solely from legal rules.

Copying or using AI artwork without permission harms the creator by interfering with their work and depriving them of its benefits.

This principle justifies protecting AI artwork as private property to ensure the creator's right to control and benefit from their work.

It recognizes the inherent right to use and control the outputs of one's own creative labor, even when aided by AI tools.

The rights to AI artwork arise from the combination of human creative effort and the use of AI tools, not just from legal legislation.

The unauthorized copying of AI-generated artwork violates the creator's rights by taking their creative labor, similar to stealing someone's apples.

AI artwork protection stems from the principle of honesty and fairness in intellectual property, emphasizing that utilizing someone's work without permission is both dishonest and unfair.

Protecting AI artwork through legal frameworks encourages innovation and creativity, benefiting society by promoting the generation of new ideas and artistic expressions.

Protecting AI artwork involves balancing the rights of the creator with the public's right to access and utilize cultural resources.

Natural law doctrine defines intellectual property rights as inherent rights based on honesty and fairness, making it unethical to exploit someone's work without permission.

Reward theory recognizes the importance of compensating creators for their effort and creativity, while incentive theory promotes innovation by ensuring creators benefit from their work.

Utilitarianism suggests that protecting AI artwork maximizes overall happiness by promoting creativity and innovation, benefiting society as a whole.

While protection is important, it should not restrict legitimate public uses that don't unfairly exploit the creator's labor.