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Mandatory labelling rules for AI-generated content and deepfakes

AI 生成内容与深度伪造强制标签规则
Komdigi·Published 2026-10-21·Checked by 管理员 on 2026-10-22

Indonesia's Ministry of Communication and Digital Affairs (Komdigi) is studying mandatory labelling rules for AI-generated content to distinguish authentic content from deepfakes. The rules aim to prevent fraud and information manipulation enabled by deepfakes. The proposal is still under evaluation, with no implementation timeline or technical standards announced yet.

What it means for you

  • Companies publishing content to the Indonesian market will need to label AI-generated content once the rules take effect
  • Platform companies will likely bear compliance responsibilities for detecting and tagging deepfake content
  • Details remain undecided; building AI content provenance and labelling capabilities now reduces future compliance costs
  • What to do

    ComplianceTrack follow-up announcements from Komdigi on the labelling rules
    ProductInventory AI-generated content published to Indonesia and build a content labelling register
    EngineeringEvaluate embedding watermarks or metadata labels into generation and publishing pipelines

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