Meta, TikTok join Google to push back on Indonesia's planned AI copyright law revisions

Meta and TikTok have joined Google in pushing back against Indonesia's planned revisions to its AI copyright law. The tech companies are concerned that the new regulations could have a significant impact on their operations in the country. The law revisions aim to give creators more control over their content and ensure they are fairly compensated for its use.

The opposition from these tech giants matters for social commerce as it could affect how content is created, shared, and monetized on their platforms. If the law revisions go through, it could lead to changes in how creators are paid for their content, potentially disrupting the social commerce ecosystem. This could have a ripple effect on the broader social commerce industry, impacting how brands and creators collaborate and make money on platforms like TikTok and Instagram.