In a recent interview, Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg shared his views on copyright issues in the AI training process. He pointed out that many creators and publishers often overestimate the actual value of their works. Zuckerberg stated that Meta would collaborate with some significant content creators, but if certain creators require payment, the company would rather choose to forgo using their content. Image source note: Image generated by AI, image licensed from Midjourney. Zuckerberg mentioned, 'I think most creators...

YouTube is developing new tools to help creators manage and protect their voices and images, especially in the context of generative AI. The new tools include 'Synthetic Singing Recognition Technology' aimed at automatically detecting content that uses generative AI to mimic creators' singing voices. This technology will be integrated into YouTube's copyright identification system, with pilot testing planned for next year. Additionally, YouTube is also developing another technology to recognize deepfake videos to protect creators' images. In order to prevent unauthorized YouTube...

YouTube's newly launched AI assistant, the 'Hacked Channel Assistant', is designed to assist users who have been attacked by hackers in quickly recovering their accounts. This feature is provided through the Google support page and aims to help eligible creators protect their Google login information, undo changes made to their channel by hackers, and enhance account security to prevent further attacks. Currently, it is limited to English use and specific creators have access, with Google planning to roll it out to all users in the future. The assistant helps users recover their accounts through a series of questions and offers security advice, including safety...

YouTube is conducting an innovative experiment that integrates Google's Gemini AI technology with its platform, aimed at providing content creators with enhanced creative support. This news was recently announced on YouTube's Creator Insider channel, sparking widespread attention in the industry.

Meta recently announced the launch of a new tool called AI Studio, allowing users in the U.S. to create their own AI versions on Instagram or online. The company stated that creators and business owners can use these AI profiles to interact with fans, conversing directly in chat threads and responding to comments.

In this era of information explosion, content creators are extremely busy. According to a survey, most creators spend more than 20 hours per week producing new content for their niche. As a result, the time left for them to interact with their fans is minimal. However, Mark Zuckerberg, the head of Meta, believes that artificial intelligence (AI) could be the "lifeline" to solve this problem.Image source note: Image generated by AI, image authorized service provider MidjourneyRecently, Zuckerberg

Instagram has launched 'AI Studio', allowing creators to create their own versions of AI chatbots. ⭐ The AI created by the creators will primarily appear in Instagram's messaging and will be clearly labeled as AI. ⭐ Meta stated that they aim to enable creators and small businesses to create AI to engage with their communities and customers.

YouTube requires creators to disclose parts of their videos that are produced using AI technology to prevent misleading viewers. A new tool has been introduced in Creator Studio, where creators must label content created with AI technology. During the upcoming U.S. elections, artificial intelligence and deepfake misinformation pose significant risks. This new policy does not apply to clearly non-authentic content, but the use of AI to alter faces or synthesize voices must be labeled. YouTube will enforce labeling on videos using AI technology across all platforms and may actively add labels.

Under Armour's new advertisement has sparked intense discussions in the industry, claiming to utilize various AI technologies. The ad has faced backlash from creators for allegedly using their works without authorization, leading to a copyright controversy. The application of AI technology in the creative field is still exploratory, and a more comprehensive regulatory framework needs to be established. The company's use of AI to reduce production costs has raised concerns, highlighting the need to respect creators' labor. While AI technology offers efficient creative possibilities, it is crucial to avoid plagiarism and infringement risks.

YouTube's latest regulation requires creators to identify content generated by artificial intelligence to prevent false videos, deepfakes, and copyright issues. Creators who fail to comply may face penalties such as account suspension and content removal. YouTube will gradually roll out new features to support this policy over the coming months and into 2024.

Baidu's Baijiahao has announced the beta testing of the 'Baijiahao AI Assistant', aimed at enhancing creators' efficiency. The AI Assistant is now in beta, and creators can sign up to participate. It recommends trending content through conversation and can directly generate articles and updates. Creators can either publish the generated content directly or edit it further. Baidu Baijiahao is committed to technological innovation to enhance the creative experience for creators.

The latest research indicates that the carbon emissions from literary and artistic works completed by artificial intelligence systems such as ChatGPT, BLOOM, DALL-E2, and Midjourney are significantly lower than those of human creators. This study found that AI can generate useful text and images while emitting 3 to 4 orders of magnitude less carbon dioxide. Researchers suggested that 'the carbon emission per image produced by AI image creation is 310 to 2900 times less than that of human creators.' However, the study also acknowledges that the emission data is incomplete.

The plaintiffs claim that OpenAI's ChatGPT program relies on 'massive systemic theft.' They accuse OpenAI of 'blatantly and harmful infringing' their registered copyrights. The lawsuit states that ChatGPT generated detailed outlines for Martin's 'Game of Thrones' prequel. OpenAI claims to respect authors' rights and hopes authors will benefit from AI. Writers are concerned about AI programs using copyrighted works without authorization.