Will I be able to see that before clicking on the video? I just got an update and the video information is now squished to a single line. So if the channel name is long, I can't see the age of the video. If they add it to the end, everyone will just have long names to hide it.
this post was submitted on 27 May 2026
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I think a more aggressive approach is needed. Instead of simply tagging AI-generated videos that did not disclose the use of AI, those videos should be automatically unlisted. False positives may happen and they can be appealed. I'm not normally in favour of "guilty until proven innocent" policies, but in the case of deceptive AI videos (especially political ones), it's what we need.
how about FILTERING if it has AI content in it? Like, I don't want porn/risque content on my search, means they have the mean to tag videos and filter it.
How about filtering slop too?
I report those. I hope the automated systems just takes those channels down.
Also they need to ban Ai videos from YT Kids
Or just ban them all together
Or at least make the fucking "thumbs down" mean something.
Same goes for "do not recommend channel" and "not interested"
Absolutely!
will someone please think of the retention numbers
a measure that will actually help protecting kids? Not on their watch
I actually support this as long as the false positives are not too bad
Good luck with that. YouTube content moderation is notoriously automated.
I don't think Youtube's history on false positives for things is all that stellar. Maybe if they get AI to help it will... oh, no, it will make it far worse than even Youtube can do alone.
The problem is most humans are horrible at it. youll see 10 year old videos reposted and people scream AI!!!
btw: my new mission is to not refer to anything as ai. its a bad blanket statement. so video generators or llms.
Let us filter out the AI videos cowards
If they're adding a label you can just use that label to block them with ublock.
It kind of does it by itself if you use the algorithm correctly, I was seeing some AI slop in my shorts like a year ago but after having disliked it/reported it, it seems to have gone away. I haven’t seen a single AI video in many months
Every single AI short video that shows up I thumbs down and tell me never to show me that channel again. Doesn't stop like 85% of my feed from being essentially the same AI short videos by users with names like agagin9927385, liafu63836662, or crazyvideos445442..I spend more times thumbs downing and saying never to show this again than I do watching the videos.
Same. I never see AI slop. Or politics. My algorithm is dialed in and my recommended is all bangers.
That's a trial and error approach for something that could easily be a simple setting.
It also doesn't work if you use an alternative front end or aren't signed in.
Additionally it also depends entirely on the content you view and your viewing enough of it to train the algorithm, which means new accounts or little used accounts have no recourse.
You mean the YouTube that dumps out AI summaries of the videos you're on their platform specifically to watch directly? That YouTube?
Surely they aren't a company composed of two-faced slimeballs like their parent. That would be unheard of.
Obligatory "fuck AI," however I've reluctantly found that the AI summaries can be helpful on occasion, such as when deciding if a video with a clickbaity title is actually worth watching, or when I'm on YouTube looking for a solution to a problem (in which case the summary can sometimes get me the content way faster than watching the video). So of all the dumb shit YouTube has done to their platform in recent years, I'd argue the AI summaries fall on the "actually not that bad" end of the spectrum.
That's very fair, it's definitely in the vein of what LLMs are (theoretically) meant for, i.e. summarization and language parsing/analysis. I find that LLMs work pretty well for translation too. It's just a shame that executives have run it to the ground like they usually do. And the people poisoning us are the same ones treating it in this case.
My bet is it will only check for SynthID
Hello. Thank you for clicking on [this video]. Today. We will be looking at the topic of. Detecting eye videos on You Tube.
It's very easy to not watch the ai videos when it's getting more difficult to watch youtube without an account.