Komdigi is studying a rule for labels on AI-made digital media.
- Record date
- 17 Oct 2026
- Last verified
- 2026-10-26
- Next review
- 2026-11-02
Ministry statement published 17 October 2026.
What happened
Komdigi says it is studying a ministerial rule under which AI developers could mark the authenticity of AI-made video and other digital media. The statement discusses provenance and deepfakes; it does not establish an enacted label duty for music.
ALUN's view
ALUN's view: provenance can help people tell authentic from synthetic media, but the proposal's scope and its effect on music releases are still unknown.
What is still unclear
This is a ministry statement about a rule being studied. No draft text, adoption date, technical standard or music-specific duty was verified.
What it may mean for you
- Musicians and cultural workers: Do not treat a possible media-label rule as a current music-release requirement.
- Institutions: Keep records of media provenance while waiting for actual rule text.
- Policy makers: Check who would label what, and under which instrument, before calling it an obligation.
Where did this come from?
- Deepfake Makin Sulit Dikenali, Kemkomdigi Kaji Aturan Label Konten AI
Ministry of Communication and Digital Affairs, Indonesia · Official statement
Source date: 2026-10-17
Source location: Komdigi statement of 17 October, paragraphs on authenticity metadata and a possible ministerial rule.
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