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YouTube adapts its policies for the coming surge of AI videos

17 pointsby webwandererover 1 year ago

4 comments

xingpedover 1 year ago
Too late, YouTube is already infested. Once you notice it you can't unsee it. I would come across a video talking about, say, an anime. All it does is summarize a movie or episode or season. And the voice is crazy obviously just AI generated. The script and whole video are probably AI generated too. Once I noticed that, I did a YouTube search for the same title of the video and you can find like another dozen videos with the same title of various lengths from different channels. Worse of all they have hundreds of thousands of views if not more and _seemingly_ human interactions in the comments. Yet nobody pointing out the obvious AI-ness of it all. Maybe they delete those comments? I dunno. The whole thing is just utterly bizarre. All I can say maybe is just downvote, flag, report any videos or channels like that you see.
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sonicanatidaeover 1 year ago
The biggest milestone youtube has reached is they have now determined an email address to send all the horse shit DMCA take-down notices to, when AI does insane things like fair use, or simply naming a product in a bad review.<p>&quot;Whew, we got the important stuff addressed&quot;. -YouTube probably.
duttonwover 1 year ago
crosspost <a href="https:&#x2F;&#x2F;news.ycombinator.com&#x2F;item?id=38269656">https:&#x2F;&#x2F;news.ycombinator.com&#x2F;item?id=38269656</a>
QVVRP4nYzover 1 year ago
They can&#x27;t handle deepfakes and misinformation in ads they publish, which have probably 10 000 times smaller volume than published videos.