YouTube is developing tools to detect the use of AI-generated versions of users’ voices or physical likenesses in videos without their consent. In an announcement today, the Google-owned platform said these tools will protect creators on its platform.

Google-owned YouTube is working on tools to detect faces and videos generated using artificial intelligence (AI). In a blog post, company's vice president of creator products Amjad Hanif said the platform is bringing two new capabilities to tackle rights issues at scale.

These AI detection tools are part of YouTube's effort to control the growing presence of AI-assisted content on its platform.

The first tool, described as a “synthetic-singing identification technology,” will allow artists and creators to automatically detect and manage YouTube content that simulates their singing voices using generative AI.

YouTube has created new tools to detect AI-created videos.

YouTube is tackling the potential misuse of content uploaded to the site.The online video sharing platform announced plans for two tools that will detect and ma

YouTube has announced that it is building new tools to detect AI-generated content, saying it is 'committed' to protecting the integrity of its videos.

In a fireside chat at VidSummit last week, YouTube shed light on the inner workings of the algorithm, offering valuable insights for creators and viewers alike.