YouTube adds automatic labels for photorealistic AI videos
YouTube will implement automatic labeling for content it identifies as 'photorealistically AI-generated'. This new system will apply labels regardless of whether creators have already disclosed the use of AI in their content.
Key Takeaways
- YouTube will automatically label content it deems “photorealistically AI-generated.”
- The labels apply regardless of whether creators already disclosed AI use.
- The policy is aimed specifically at photorealistic AI-generated content, not every AI-assisted video.
Why It Matters
YouTube is moving disclosure from creator choice to platform-enforced labeling for a specific class of AI video. That matters because it changes how photorealistic synthetic content is surfaced to viewers on the largest video platform in streaming. It also shows YouTube is treating AI detection as part of the content layer, not just a policy checkbox. The key signal to watch is how broadly YouTube applies the “photorealistically AI-generated” label in practice, since the article does not say how the system will be tuned or what formats it will cover beyond that category.
Read full article at msn.com
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