Artificial Intelligence (AI) tools are making it easier than ever to create text, images, videos and audio within seconds. But alongside useful innovation, another trend is growing rapidly online: “AI slop.” The term is increasingly used to describe low-quality, misleading, or mass-produced AI-generated content designed to attract
YouTube has decided to add labels to AI-generated or AI-altered videos. The video content giant says it will do that even when creators fail to disclose their use of artificial intelligence (AI), according to a new update from the platform. The move expands YouTube’s ongoing push
Google has added a new video verification feature to its Gemini app. It now allows users to check if a video is created or edited using Google's AI tools. The update is available globally for Gemini users. The move comes as governments, platforms and media