YouTube plans to make a change to its monetization policy on July 15 that appears to target "inauthentic" content. The change ...

An update to the platform’s monetization rules will tighten restrictions on ‘inauthentic’ content.

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YouTube wants to get rid of low-effort spammers uploading mountains of AI garbage to YouTube. But Google is one of the companies that's creating the garbage in the first place.

YouTube is rolling out an update to its monetization rules under the YouTube Partner Program (YPP) to target "inauthentic" ...

As Google owner Alphabet invests heavily in generative AI, YouTube is discouraging "mass-produced" content created with the ...

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YouTube has revealed how its new guidelines will target ‘inauthentic’ content including certain AI and reaction videos.

The company hasn’t released the exact wording of the new policy yet, but it posted a help article explaining the general idea ...

YouTube has offered clarification and more details on its "toughened" policies for demonetizing repetitive content, primarily ...

YouTube’s July update will likely affect channels and creators putting out large volumes of spam content, including ...

YouTube will update its monetization policies to restrict mass-produced, repetitive, and low-quality AI-generated videos ...