YouTube is adding new rules surrounding content generated

Unchained said:

I wonder what kind of service provides these kind of video editing automation? Do you know?

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I wish I knew

Will I still be able to make money off AI content on YouTube if this happens?

ads studio said:

Will I still be able to make money off AI content on YouTube if this happens?

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Nobody knows that at the moment.

Hello, I don't understand, is that AI generated content on you tube is prohibited?

ExperimentalSEO said:

Probably going to depend if it's just AI generated vs AI plugin for something. Using AI to automate film making in Unreal Engine 5 would probably be near impossible for Youtube to detect.

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How does making films with unreal engine work?

Deleted member 1232083 said:

YouTube is adding new rules surrounding content generated or manipulated by artificial intelligence, including labeling requirements.

The Google-owned video platform announced Tuesday in a blog post that it will be rolling out a series of updates over the next few months, including requiring creators to disclose whether their content has been AI-generated upon uploading it, which will add a label to the video alerting viewers.

What you guys think?

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It won't fly...

Is this effect on video script as well?

tylero said:

How does making films with unreal engine work?

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You should mention even if you are reading a narrative solution content that was generated from AI. No one is escaping this.

proxygo said:

hope they dont remove the presidents AI made vids, there funny as hell

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The presidents playing Minecraft is entertaining as hell...

Yeah, I wouldn't put too much stock in the recent announcement.

YouTube is simply just testing the waters.

Please understand that even if the labeling kicks in, everybody will see that label and promptly disregard it.

Just like when you see paid promotions on many YouTube videos, people don't even see them.

It's like banner blindness.

The good news about the recent AI policy announcement by YouTube turns on AI-enhanced vs. AI-generated.

YouTube's definition of AI-generated is fairly strict and really is only concerned about one key thing right now.

This key threat involves using AI to impersonate people.

It doesn't take a rocket scientist to figure out why this is bad news.

Other than that, I don't think people who use AI for voice generation or even image generation would really have anything to worry about unless they run afoul of other YouTube rules like purely software-generated content where the video that you produced is complete and total garbage.