The development of artificial intelligence (AI)
technology has made the process of digitizing
books easier, such as converting printed books
into digital form. While this makes it easier to
access and store information, AI-assisted
digitization also poses a risk of copyright
infringement, mainly if it is carried out without
permission from the author or the book's
copyright holder. The problem is how the law in
Indonesia, especially Law No. 28 of 2014 related
to Copyright, protects book creators' rights in the
face of digitalization practices involving AI. This
research aims to question how the regulations
governing copyright protection for books
digitized with the help of AI and the
implementation of Law No. 28 of 2014
concerning Copyright on the digitization of
books with the help of AI. This research uses a
normative juridical method, with a legislative
approach and literature study. The results of the
implementation of this study indicate that
although copyright law has regulations for the
protection of copyrighted works, including
books, no regulation specifically discusses the
use of AI in the digitization process. To protect
copyright in the digital era, regulations must be
strengthened and public awareness increased.