YouTube Boosts Visibility of Labels on AI-Generated Videos
As more and more AI-generated videos flood its platform, YouTube announced Wednesday that it's improving how it informs viewers they're watching AI-generated content and introducing autodetection to help with that labeling.
The Google-owned service began labeling AI-generated videos two years ago, but said that it's making the labeling and display of those labels "simpler and more intuitive" for both viewers and people uploading videos. In a video explaining the changes, Rene Ritchie, YouTube's head of editorial and creator liaison, said the goal is "context at a glance."
For long-form videos that use AI to produce photorealistic results or are "meaningfully AI altered or generated," a label indicating AI content will appear below the video player, above the video's description. For the platform's increasingly popular Shorts videos, the label will appear as an overlay on the video.
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