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Read original source (ID)https://www.ikapi.org/2026/03/18/bagaimana-akal-imitasi-mencuri-buku/
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Lines 26–51: date, Arys Hilman byline, and training-permission argument; lines 56–71: appendix criticizing opt-out.
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IKAPI publishes its chair’s article on permission for AI training with books
IKAPI published an article by Arys Hilman emphasising permission and remuneration for training on copyrighted books, calling for government protection of Indonesian authors and publishers, and criticizing the burden opt-out places on rights holders.
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