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Government announces discussions with PERSUSI on dubbing protections
A government announcement describes discussions with PERSUSI about remuneration and regulation of voice use and plans to assess AI’s effects on dubbing labour. Association representatives welcome discussion and request protections for workers.
Research question
A professional organisation advances dubbing-labour protection through policy meetings; government commitments and implementation are recorded separately.
Related documents
DOC-0081Deputy Minister of Creative Economy Receives PERSUSI Visit, Discusses Royalties and Dubber RegulationsDOC-0082Creative Economy Ministry commits to pursuing royalties and regulation for voice actorsSources
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ANTI-AI ARCHIVE. “Indonesia’s PERSUSI / Policy talks on dubbing remuneration and AI protections.” case-0056. Include this page’s URL and your access date when citing.