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YouTube Is Making It Easier to Spot AI-Generated Videos (lifehacker.com)
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• YouTube is making it easier than ever to spot AI-generated videos.

• The company is rolling out new labels for both long-form videos and Shorts that make it clear which videos were produced using AI.

• YouTube is also rolling out a new automatic detection system to spot AI videos even if a creator doesn't make a disclosure.

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[–] atrielienz@lemmy.world 4 points 9 hours ago

That's a trial and error approach for something that could easily be a simple setting.

It also doesn't work if you use an alternative front end or aren't signed in.

Additionally it also depends entirely on the content you view and your viewing enough of it to train the algorithm, which means new accounts or little used accounts have no recourse.