A search tool powered by The Atlantic lets users look up creators to see if their videos are being used to train generative AI.
Artificial Intelligence
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There’s now an AI talent studio for “hyperreal digital stars,” and Hollywood isn’t happy
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AI is trained on YouTube videos. Now we can see which ones have been used.
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YouTube is the platform with the most AI chatbot referrals. Competitors want to catch up.
eMarketer's findings from the world of generative AI chatbot referrals show why so many platforms are putting more resources into search.
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Substack survey shows deep creator divides on the subject of generative AI
Through a new survey, newsletter platform Substack found that its user base is divided regarding the subject of generative AI.
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MrBeast finds out creators aren’t ready for AI thumbnails
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YouTube shuts down “true crime” channel that was all AI lies
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AI companies want digital content to train their models. RHEI’s new platform lets creators license it to them.
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Meta envisions a future where human creators share the stage with AI content mills
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An AI VTuber is setting world records on Twitch
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Chatbot company Character.AI faces lawsuit over 14-year-old’s death
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