<ul data-eligibleForWebStory="false"><li>YouTube, a Google subsidiary, is implementing measures to combat low-quality, repetitive, and unoriginal AI-generated content known as AI Slop.</li><li>Creators will now need to provide meaningful human input such as commentary, editing, or creativity to be eligible for monetization on YouTube.</li><li>The move aims to uphold content authenticity, ensure advertiser trust, and emphasize the role of AI in complementing human creativity rather than replacing it.</li><li>Google's decision not to outright ban AI use on YouTube but restrict monetization for AI-only content is aimed at fostering original and engaging content creation on the platform.</li></ul>

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