"Another major headline? Soon every monetized creator on YouTube will be able to use AI to tell if someone is making unauthorized content using their likeness. The company announced that AI-driven likeness protection technology will be rolled out globally to all creators in YouTube's Partner Program in the coming months. The feature will be available through YouTube Studio and is currently in beta. It's also far from the only tool YouTube added."
"In the next few weeks, all creators will receive access to collaborations. Much like Instagram's collab functionality, users will be able to add collaborators to a single video, and that video can be shown to the audiences of all participating collaborators. Five creators at a time can be tagged in a YouTube collab. A/B testing for video titles is underway with a global rollout planned before the end of the year."
"YouTube is also implementing AI for Ask Studio and an auto-dubbing lip sync option. Ask Studio will be available in the U.S. in the coming weeks and lets users talk to a chatbot to better understand specific insights about their community. As for the auto-dubbing option, the platform is experimenting with using lip sync technology to visually align a speaker's mouth with the dubbed language."
YouTube paid creators, artists, and media companies over $100 billion in the past four years. The Made on YouTube annual conference emphasized AI-driven product updates for creators. AI-driven likeness protection will be rolled out globally to all creators in the YouTube Partner Program, available in YouTube Studio and currently in beta. New creator tools include collaborations that allow up to five tagged creators per video and A/B testing for video titles with a global rollout planned before year-end; creators have already run over 15 million thumbnail experiments since 2023. Ask Studio chatbot and experimental auto-dubbing lip-sync aim to provide community insights and improved dubbed visuals.
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