What's not mentioned in the post or the video is that YouTube has been battling a problem with AI-generated videos, particularly "AI slop" that is of low value to users but that is inundating social media networks and platforms. YouTube's guidelines don't ...

Y ouTube is preparing to update its policies to crack down on creators’ ability to generate revenue from “inauthentic” content, including mass-produced videos and other types of repetitive content — things that have become easier to generate with the help of AI technology.

The updated monetization policies are designed to help better identify mass-produced and repetitive content as AI becomes more prevalent.