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YouTube updates monetization policy on July 15 to target AI-generated 'inauthentic' content, focusing on low-quality AI material like synthetic voiceovers and fake news. The platform aims to maintain quality and protect its reputation.....

Recently, a wave of fake videos about the trial of "Sean Diddy" Combs emerged on the social media platform YouTube. These videos use AI-generated images and audio accompanied by false information, attracting tens of millions of views. According to an investigation, 26 related channels earned nearly 70 million views from nearly 900 Diddy videos in the past 12 months. The strategies used by these channels are generally similar, often using attention-grabbing titles and AI-generated thumbnails, which lead to

At the recently concluded Cannes Lions International Festival of Creativity, YouTube CEO Neal Mohan announced that YouTube will introduce its latest Veo3AI video generation model to YouTube Shorts later this summer. Dubbed "a rogue's dream", its release will bring new creative possibilities for short video creators. Currently, short video creators are already able to use the Veo2 model to generate background videos and standalone clips. Although Neil

In recent years, AI-generated music has flooded the YouTube platform, especially the popular 'lo-fi' music playlists. These playlists often use anime character thumbnails to create a relaxing and immersive atmosphere. However, with the rapid rise of AI music, many playlist creators have started labeling 'No AI' to ensure listeners enjoy truly human-created music. At the end of last year, TikTok music star Derrick Ji (Derric)

At the YouTube Brandcast event held in New York, YouTube announced the launch of an innovative advertising tool called "Peak Points". The core technology of this tool is Google's advanced Gemini AI model, which is designed to accurately identify the high-impact moments in video content that most capture viewers' attention. YouTube's goal is to significantly increase ad visibility and click-through rates by placing ads immediately after these critical moments. According to YouTube

Beijing Shengshu Technology Co., Ltd. announced that its AI video generation platform, Vidu, has secured the rights to adapt seven hit online novel IPs into concept shorts. Vidu will leverage AI technology to empower China's animation and short-form drama market, driving the adaptation of online literature into film and television into a new phase of development.

A recent scam involving AI-generated fake videos featuring the YouTube CEO has been exposed. Content creators are urged to be vigilant and aware of this emerging threat.

In a recent annual letter, YouTube CEO Neal Mohan described artificial intelligence (AI) as one of the company's four major 'bets' for 2025. Mohan mentioned that YouTube is actively investing in AI tools for creators, including video ideation, thumbnail generation, and language translation features. Notably, the translation feature will be rolled out to all creators participating in the YouTube Partner Program this month, while another AI feature will also be introduced.

Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg recently defended the company's use of copyrighted data in AI training by referencing YouTube's battle against pirated content in a legal lawsuit. The case, titled 'Kadrey v. Meta', is one of numerous copyright lawsuits against AI companies currently in U.S. courts, with plaintiffs including notable authors Sarah Silverman and Ta-Nehisi Coates. According to recently released excerpts from Zuckerberg's testimony, he pointed out that while there may be instances of...

At the 2025 International Consumer Electronics Show (CES), Delta Air Lines once again captured significant attention by announcing a series of anticipated updates. This event took place at the impressive Sphere venue, showcasing their latest technological advancements, including an AI assistant called 'Delta Concierge' and an upgraded in-flight entertainment system. The newly launched 'Delta Concierge' AI assistant is expected to be rolled out gradually over the next year, allowing users to interact via voice.

YouTube recently announced a collaboration with the Creative Artists Agency (CAA) to help celebrities and creators identify content on the platform using their AI-generated images and submit removal requests. This technology is planned to be tested early next year, initially focusing on celebrities and athletes, before expanding to 'top YouTube creators, creative professionals, and other leading partners representing talent.' Last year, CAA launched CAAVault, a service that scans and stores its clients' digital images.