<ul data-eligibleForWebStory="false"><li>YouTube plans to update its monetization policies to better identify mass-produced and repetitive content, leading to concerns from creators.</li><li>The platform clarifies that the update is a minor change to existing policies, aiming to combat spammy AI-generated videos that lack originality and authenticity.</li><li>YouTube's requirement for creators to upload original and authentic content remains, with the upcoming changes helping identify and restrict mass-produced content.</li><li>The clarification from YouTube indicates that AI can still be used to enhance content as long as it meets policy requirements, potentially reducing the amount of low-quality AI-generated videos on the platform.</li></ul>

YouTube ‘clarifies’ its plan to demonetize spammy AI slop

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