YouTube has spent years encouraging creators to experiment with AI while trying to contain the kind of content those tools produce. Now it’s getting more specific about what crosses the line. In a ...

YouTube allows AI-generated videos, but they have to abide by a specific set of rules.

YouTube is being flooded with low-effort AI-generated videos designed to maximize views and revenue with minimal human work.

YouTube, LinkedIn, and Substack have introduced or expanded systems this summer to identify, label, or limit the distribution ...

"I appreciate the pushback." With those four seemingly innocuous words, Hank Green -- one of the most beloved and respected ...

A recent change sees YouTube further cracking down on AI slop by clarifying its policies around how content on its platform can be monetized. To discourage creators from using AI and other tools to ...

The science and technology explainers warned audiences in the past about the entropy AI will unleash upon the web and after being forced to remove a video on microscopic superpredators, they're living ...

The most basic issue with this approach is that people are not good at spotting AI-generated content, and the gap between human detection and AI capability is widening fast. Early AI content had ...

You're currently following this author! Want to unfollow? Unsubscribe via the link in your email. As tech companies race to weave AI into every inch of their products, they're discovering there's a ...

Spotify, LinkedIn and others are trying to dig out of a digital sewage heap full of low-quality content made with artificial ...

New research suggests that AI-generated "slop" videos, including strange animated fruit clips spreading across TikTok and YouTube, may not only encourage the overstimulated viewing often labeled ...