YouTube will label AI-generated videos that look real The Google-owned video platform says it will shut accounts if they don't disclose when they use AI tools to make realistic-looking content ...

YouTube announced it will n ow require users to indicate whether the videos they upload depict altered or synthetic media, including artificial intelligence-generated content. For videos related ...

Starting on Monday, YouTube creators will have the option to label when their content contains material generated by artificial intelligence, such as videos or audio.

YouTube announced it is now requiring creators to disclose whether realistic-looking video content was made with AI tools. Under the new guidelines, content that uses the likeness of real people ...

YouTube is requiring that creators mark certain AI video content so the platform can affix an "altered or synthetic content" label on it. However, not all AI video content will need to be labeled.

YouTube is in talks with record labels to license their songs for artificial intelligence tools that clone popular artists’ music, hoping to win over a skeptical industry with upfront payments.

YouTube has revealed plans to introduce labels, which will signify if a video was made using artificial intelligence (A.I.).. READ MORE: In the age of AI Oasis, there’s no point being ordinary ...

This is now manifesting as an “accredited hospitals” label on authoritative YouTube videos. On mobile, a new “From an accredited hospital” box will appear between the video name and ...

YouTube is having a hard time fulfilling its promise to label state-sponsored videos, according to a new report from ProPublica.; YouTube said last year that it would start clearly identifying all ...