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TikTok, YouTube, and Instagram all require creators to label realistic AI-generated content. (In a previous life, I held content policy positions at Facebook and Spotify.) ...

For reference, Veo 2 is already integrated into YouTube Shorts' Dream Screen feature, allowing creators to generate AI-powered video backgrounds and standalone clips with simple prompts.

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But Google, which owns YouTube, has been doing the absolute bare minimum to police AI on its platforms. YouTube first announced that it would require creators to disclose AI content in November 2023.

Alongside the debut of AI search in YouTube, Google is expanding its conversational AI tool to more users. This feature was previously limited to Premium members, but it will now appear for everyone.