YouTube’s New AI Tool Fights Deepfakes—But Creators Still Need Real Protection
YouTube has launched an AI likeness-detection system designed to alert creators when their face appears in videos uploaded by others.
The tool uses advanced machine learning to flag potential deepfakes or unauthorized use of a creator’s likeness, giving eligible creators the chance to review and request removal of videos that misuse their image.
Key Mechanics and Access Requirements
- The likeness-detection feature works like YouTube’s existing Content ID system, except it targets a person’s face rather than copyrighted audio and video content.
- To be eligible to set up likeness detection, you must be over 18.
- Only the Channel Owner or users listed as Managers of the channel can set up and onboard to likeness detection.
To be eligible to set up likeness detection, you must be over 18. Only the Channel Owner or users listed as Managers of the channel can set up and onboard to likeness detection.
Author summary: YouTube launched AI tool to detect deepfakes.
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