After releasing a feature to detect and label AI-generated videos, YouTube has released a new feature that will let you curate videos using... AI.

YouTube has been applying labels to AI-generated or manipulated videos since 2024, though that came with a large caveat: The

YouTube’s new auto-labeling system arrives after 16 channels with 35 million combined subscribers were terminated for AI spam. The contradictions are layered.

YouTube is rolling out automated AI detection and permanent, prominent labels on all photorealistic videos, even if creators don't disclose them.

As more and more AI-generated videos flood its platform, YouTube announced Wednesday that it's improving how it informs viewers they're watching AI-generated content and introducing autodetection to help with that labeling.

YouTube unveiled a new AI labeling system on Wednesday, aiming to make it easier for viewers to distinguish between real and AI content. CNET editor-at-large Scott Stein joins CBS News to break down the change.

YouTube is upgrading its AI labeling system, including a new automatic detection tool, as tech companies ramp up their investments in content provenance. Previously, videos featuring photorealist AI had to be tagged by their creators or face a strike — once it was tagged as AI,

In response, Alphabet-owned YouTube said Wednesday it will more prominently feature an existing label on videos that discloses if they have been altered or generated with AI. For long-form videos, the label will appear directly below the player,