Indonesia is being advised to proceed with caution when revising its copyright law in light of artificial intelligence. Developments in major countries demonstrate a trend toward careful consideration when altering copyright regulations for AI technologies. The revisions should avoid negatively impacting media organizations, related industries, and the public. This suggests a need for a balanced approach that fosters innovation while protecting existing rights and interests. Policymakers are encouraged to acknowledge international precedents prioritizing careful implementation over rapid changes. Successfully navigating this complex issue requires safeguarding both creators and the broader societal benefits of accessible information. A hasty or ill-considered revision could hinder the growth of Indonesia’s creative economy and impact public access to content.