YouTube will auto-label videos with photorealistic AI content
YouTube will automatically label videos that contain significant photorealistic AI-generated content. This measure will apply even if creators do not disclose the use of AI themselves.
Key Takeaways
- YouTube will automatically label videos with “significant photorealistic AI” content.
- The labeling applies even if creators fail to disclose AI use themselves.
- The policy is aimed at videos with substantial photorealistic synthetic content.
Why It Matters
For creators, YouTube is adding a platform-enforced disclosure layer for videos with significant photorealistic AI content, reducing reliance on self-reporting. For the broader streaming video ecosystem, the move formalizes a platform standard for synthetic visuals rather than leaving labeling entirely to uploaders. The concrete signal to watch is how YouTube defines and applies the “significant photorealistic AI” threshold in practice, since that determines which videos get labeled.
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