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YouTube says new disclosure tools and automatic AI detection will help viewers more easily identify AI-generated videos.

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YouTuve is letting you have a little bit more say over what the site feeds you. Credit: Aytac Unal/Anadolu Agency/Getty Images Most people who regularly use YouTube would probably admit that the ...

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Creators are expected to disclose their own AI use. If they fail to do so, YouTube's systems could detect it and ...