The company is clarifying what it has called a minor change in how it pays video creators that could have big implications ...

An update to the platform’s monetization rules will tighten restrictions on ‘inauthentic’ content.

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YouTube has revealed how its new guidelines will target ‘inauthentic’ content including certain AI and reaction videos.

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The company hasn’t released the exact wording of the new policy yet, but it posted a help article explaining the general idea ...

The video-sharing platform is updating its monetization policies to discourage videos that are "mass-produced or repetitive," TechCrunch reports.