After learning that labels are not a one-stop solution for AI slop, TikTok is adding new layers of transparency.
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YouTube has limited eating disorder videos, but there’s more work to do
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TikTok’s AI labels might not be effective, so the app is educating its users
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Creator recs are leading to sales, and more research has arrived to prove it
Two studies -- one from WPP Media and System1 and another from Public First -- have both stressed the link between creators and sales.
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Agentio’s AI-powered creator ads are coming to Facebook and Instagram
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YouTube clarifies that creators can’t monetize “generic or repetitive content,” content that’s “unsatisfying or off-putting,” or content with fake AI “experts”
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Will Netflix’s $100 million Jay Shetty deal allow it to upstream YouTube?
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Could a free tier be coming to Disney Plus?
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Have you heard? MrBeast dives into ‘Shark Tank’ and Kick enters the Octagon.
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Meta’s latest feature uses Instagram content for AI fodder. SAG-AFTRA and CAA aren’t happy.
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