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YouTube Declares War on AI Trash Content, Soon to Be Unprofitable
Essential video platform YouTube has decided to further tighten regulations on the worst content generated by artificial intelligence. While this streaming giant may not be able to completely ban these infinite resources, it is now taking a stance against the monetization of low-quality productions.
YouTube recently clarified its operational policies regarding the crackdown on AI videos created with minimal effort, specifically targeting items that the platform considers "inauthentic content."
Targeting Common Content and AI Characters
In an interview with the official channel for creators, Matt Halprin, YouTube's Vice President of Trust and Safety, explained that certain categories of videos using AI will be excluded from monetization. The targets are generic and repetitive content, emotional manipulation, and AI characters.
Statement by Matt Halprin, YouTube Vice President of Trust and Safety
"AI can help people create countless videos," says Halprin. "Sometimes these videos are very good and truly enhance creativity. And it allows for the creation of a larger volume of high-quality content, which is what we encourage."
He added: "However, the same tool can also be used to very quickly create many videos that are very similar. These videos are often very generic, lack a narrative structure, and do not truly reflect the creator's creativity. While this technology can produce outstanding results, it can also be used to create content that is akin to 'content farming,' which is exactly what we want to avoid."
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