AI generated content will be disclosed on YouTube

[Leatherman]

YouTube is taking a positive step forward by requiring AI generated content be disclosed.


https://arstechnica.com/gadgets/2024/03 ... ed-videos/



"YouTube is rolling out a new requirement for content creators: You must disclose when you're using AI-generated content in your videos. The disclosure appears in the video upload UI and will be used to power an "altered content" warning on videos.

Google previewed the "misleading AI content" policy in November, but the questionnaire is now going live. Google is mostly concerned about altered depictions of real people or events, which sounds like more election-season concerns about how AI can mislead people. Just last week, Google disabled election questions for its "Gemini" chatbot."

[TheButcher]

I think it is a good idea

[bestfreeporn]

It gets hard to tell what is real and what is AI now a days, this might make life more understandable

[cimage]

If it reduces fake news then good job.

[AlexO]

So what is wrong with this it will level the playing field for all content creators.

[Nakedtruth]

How many other sites will make this requirement once YouTube implements it?

[jag]

AI appears to have really got people concerned and worried what it can do

[GlennfromLA]

How long before other places make this mandatory?

[3ric]

Seems reasonable so people know it is not the real deal.

[24alex]

AI is making big in roads in every day life and some are shitting their pants over it.

[webcamhostess]

I see nothing wrong with this disclosing AI generated content is fine as long as it is not used to trick people.

[LuKenGas]

New laws will be enacted to make this a universal thing give it time

[BHT]

New laws will be enacted to make this a universal thing give it time

It is already happening

[shoopa]

Just today my saw a TikTok clip it had words, content created by AI not sure if TikTok makes them say this or they volunteer it

[Emil]

It is everywhere now AI is even being used in Gaza to kill people