A search tool powered by The Atlantic lets users look up creators to see if their videos are being used to train generative AI.
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YouTube creator content now appears in 25% of AI chatbot responses
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AI is trained on YouTube videos. Now we can see which ones have been used.
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YouTube will let creators consent to AI training (and opt them out by default)
YouTube is letting creators choose whether their content is used to train AI models like Google's Veo. By default, consent will not be given.
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Creators need stronger protections to combat an “evolving problem:” unauthorized AI training
Tech companies like Apple and Nvidia have trained AI models on YouTube transcripts despite objects from creators like Marques Brownlee.
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