YouTube introduced a new AI detective process to detect AI deepfakes. This process alerts creators and their publishers whenever someone uses their face and voice in YouTube videos. This tool was needed, given the growing number of deep fake crimes across the internet.
What Are The New Tools To Detect AI Deepfakes On YouTube?
YouTube has developed a new anti-deep fakes method to discover videos using someone else’s face and voice without their consent. This technology informs artists and publishers to better manage any false depictions of the work and save themselves from upcoming issues.
Most music publishers have full-fledged departments committed to scouring the web for copyright violations. The tool is likely to be helpful to the operation.
So, two new tools will expand YouTube’s existing copyright protection tools and detect AI deepfakes.
YouTube says that the content ID provides granular control to the rightsholder across YouTube and passes billions of claims processed yearly. While this is happening, it also generates billions in new revenue for creators by reusing the work.
These tools aren’t just helpful to artists and political parties who can manage the unauthorized use of political figures’s likenesses to create misleading videos.
Conclusion
As copy strikes are increasing on YouTube, even after cultivating the proper cyber policy, YouTube has turned up the tools to help creators manage the content. In addition, YouTube gives creators more control over how their content is used by anyone, which will also help detect AI deepfakes. The tools are underway for now, and more updates will be coming regarding them.
Now, before anything significant happens, the tools will bring the case to a halt that would have misled the viewers. With that, YouTube has also developed a tool to label AI-generated videos.
