This was reported by CNN, according to Ukrinform’s report.

Now, when uploading a video to the platform, the user will see a list of questions, especially whether the person in the video is real, whether he said or did something that he did not actually do, whether there is footage of a video or not. whether the actual location or event has been altered or is depicted realistically over the appearance of a scene that does not actually exist.

If a YouTube creator indicates that their video contains AI-generated content, YouTube adds a label to the video’s description stating that it contains “altered or synthetic content.” For videos about “sensitive” topics such as politics, the flag will be added in a more prominent place in the video.

If AI-generated content is clearly unrealistic, such as AI-generated animation, or if the author has adjusted lighting or color through AI tools, authors will not be required to issue a warning. The platform also says it won’t require creators to “disclose information about whether generative AI is used to increase productivity, such as scripting and content ideas.”

Creators who do not flag content as subject to disclosure may face removal or suspension from the YouTube Partner Program, where creators can monetize their content.

Revealing video information is said to prevent users from being confused about whether they are watching an actual video; because AI tools are now widely available to quickly and easily create persuasive text, images, video and audio that are often difficult to distinguish. the real thing. things

According to Ukrinform’s report, the American company Apple is negotiating with Google about the integration of its most advanced model based on artificial intelligence (AI) called Gemini into its products.