YouTube will let you ask AI to make a custom video feed

New features coming to YouTube could make it better for listening to podcasts, rolling out to Premium subscribers starting today on Android and coming later to iOS. A new "on-the-go mode" shifts YouTube into an audio-first layout, with larger, simplified playback buttons, a still image in place of the video, and a timeline showing video chapters. YouTube says you can turn on this new mode in a video's settings - a pop up will also appear if YouTube detects you're moving around while watching a video. If you like to speed up your podcasts to get through episodes faster, YouTube's new auto speed feature can help you automate that process. … Read the full story at The Verge.

The update signals YouTube's ongoing efforts to compete with other platforms for podcast audiences.

YouTube is taking a more active role in policing AI-generated content, announcing it will automatically apply labels to videos when its internal systems detect significant photorealistic AI — even when creators fail to disclose it themselves. The platform has required creator disclosure for over two years, but the policy shift means YouTube will now act unilaterally if […]

AI videos that are animated, unrealistic, or only have a little AI may still hide their origins, though.

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

YouTube's automated AI content labeling could reshape digital content standards, influencing creator strategies and platform policies globally. The post YouTube implements automatic labeling for AI-generated videos appeared first on Crypto Briefing.

YouTube will now automatically label videos that use significant photorealistic AI, instead of relying solely on creators to disclose AI-generated content themselves. It's also making AI labels more prominent.

The labels are more prominent, and they actually say “AI” now. | Image: YouTube / The Verge In the wake of Google expanding its AI verification efforts at I/O, YouTube is now finally going to start taking AI labeling seriously. YouTube has announced that it's relocating AI disclosures on Shorts and long-form videos to make them easier to spot and will start automatically identifying and labeling AI-generated content on the platform. For regular YouTube videos, the label - which says "AI" next to a recognizable information symbol - will now appear directly below the video player, above the description. Currently, this information is hidden on the videos themselves and can only be viewed by expanding the video description and checki … Read the full story at The Verge.