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See what has been confirmed, who can act and which questions are still open.

In collaboration with PIKAT

AI + Music Policy

Alun and PIKAT are working together on AI and music policy. The work connects musicians’ experiences with research on AI rules and responsibilities.

A single policy loop connects music practice, ALUN, PIKAT, and the policy ecosystem around a shared goal for a more responsible, creative, and inclusive music ecosystem in Indonesia.
How the work connects
Alun
Connects with musicians and cultural workers, and brings their experiences into policy questions.
PIKAT
Studies AI policy, rules and responsibilities, and develops a policy brief.

This describes how we plan to work, not completed research or policy results. The collaboration covers AI and music policy only. It does not mean either organisation endorses all of the other’s work.

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AI + Music Policy Brief

In development

PIKAT is developing a policy brief examining AI and music in Indonesia, using existing research, rules and the experiences of musicians and cultural workers.

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Regional context

AI policy examples: Indonesia, Singapore and Saudi Arabia

These examples show different approaches, not a ranking or shared rules. Saudi Arabia is an international example, not part of Southeast Asia. This is ALUN's view, not PIKAT's position.

IndonesiaOfficial statement; instruments in preparation

Komdigi describes an adaptable national AI roadmap and ethics regulation in preparation.

Record date
2026-09-17
Last checked
2026-09-28
Why compare? / ALUN's view
ALUN interpretation: cultural institutions need to distinguish policy direction from obligations already in force.
What this source does not confirm
This statement does not establish enactment or music-specific requirements. The source describes both a five-year horizon and 2026-2029; no duration is inferred here.
SingaporePublic consultation, not adopted reform

MinLaw and IPOS seek views on AI and intellectual property, including training safeguards, output infringement and human contributions. The deadline is now 5 November 2026.

Record date
2026-08-26
Last checked
2026-10-26
Why compare? / ALUN's view
ALUN interpretation: musicians can use these questions to document rights, human contribution and responsibility in AI-assisted work.
What this source does not confirm
A Singapore consultation is neither a completed legal change nor an Indonesian rule. The deadline extension does not adopt any proposal.
Saudi ArabiaGuidance announcement, secondary reporting

IFACCA reproduces a Saudi Press Agency announcement that the Ministry of Culture issued ethical AI guidance for the cultural sector.

Record date
2026-09-14
Last checked
2026-09-28
Why compare? / ALUN's view
ALUN interpretation: sector guidance offers a different comparison point from a national roadmap or an IP consultation.
What this source does not confirm
The direct SPA page and supplied English PDF could not be reopened for this review. This comparison establishes only the attributed announcement, not enforceability or music-specific requirements. It is not Indonesian policy or a PIKAT recommendation.

Indonesia / records and roles

What is confirmed, and who can act?

  • Check the source, its date and what is still unclear.
  • Ask who gives permission, who makes decisions and who is responsible.
  • Use evidence from Indonesia. Do not assume findings from other countries apply here.
  • Include musicians and cultural workers in decisions that affect them.
Policy records and sources
Ministerial guidance · Confirmed development

Indonesia issues ministerial AI ethics guidance

SE Menkominfo No. 9/2023 establishes a national soft-law ethics baseline for AI business actors and electronic-system providers.

Institution responsible: Ministry of Communication and Digital Affairs

What the source does not confirm: The circular is not a music-specific regulation and does not resolve detailed copyright questions.

Recommendation · Confirmed recommendation

Konferensi Musik Indonesia / Indonesian Music Conference 2025 surfaces AI and music governance questions

Public reporting on recommendations from Konferensi Musik Indonesia / Indonesian Music Conference includes the need for guidance or policy on AI use in music, including copyright, royalties and ethics.

Institution responsible: Ministry of Culture; Konferensi Musik Indonesia / Indonesian Music Conference

What the source does not confirm: Public reporting establishes recommendations, not an adopted AI framework or implementation mandate.

Official statement · Confirmed development

Cross-ministry plenaries discuss national AI instruments

Government institutions discuss the draft national AI roadmap and AI ethics instruments in a formal policy process.

Institution responsible: Ministry of Communication and Digital Affairs

What the source does not confirm: Discussion of a draft does not establish enactment or sector-specific requirements.

Draft proposal · Confirmed development

Harmonization of draft AI instruments is reported

The national AI roadmap and ethics instruments enter a reported harmonization stage.

Institution responsible: Ministry of Communication and Digital Affairs

What the source does not confirm: A harmonization record is a process milestone, not final law.

Official statement · Confirmed development

Kementerian Komunikasi dan Digital Republik Indonesia / Ministry of Communication and Digital Affairs of the Republic of Indonesia reports cross-ministry discussion complete

The ministry reports that discussion of the two draft presidential instruments concluded before submission to the President.

Institution responsible: Ministry of Communication and Digital Affairs

What the source does not confirm: Later public statements still described the instruments as awaiting enactment or being prepared.

Institution roles
InstitutionArea of responsibilityPublic participationWhat is not confirmed

Ministry of CultureOfficial name: Kementerian Kebudayaan

Cultural advancement and national cultural policy

Convened Konferensi Musik Indonesia / Indonesian Music Conference 2025

No music-specific ministry AI position is inferred.

Ministry of Communication and Digital AffairsOfficial name: Kementerian Komunikasi dan Digital

National digital and AI policy process

Leads national AI roadmap and ethics work

No adopted music-sector guidance is publicly established.

Ministry of LawOfficial name: Kementerian Hukum

Copyright policy and rights administration

Leads the copyright amendment process

Draft provisions are not enacted law.

Ministry of Creative EconomyOfficial name: Kementerian Ekonomi Kreatif

Creative-economy policy and industry development

Publicly coordinating on AI and creative-economy policy

Sector input does not replace copyright or digital-policy authority.

Konferensi Musik Indonesia / Indonesian Music Conference

No regulatory authority

Produced public recommendations in 2025

Recommendations are not regulation or proof of implementation.