YouTube unveils innovative AI-driven resources for video creation and translation
YouTube, the popular video-sharing platform, has unveiled plans to develop a deepfake detection tool to combat the spread of misinformation on the internet. The tool, which will be available in a test format initially, aims to determine whether a video was produced with artificial intelligence.
In a statement, YouTube CEO Neal Mohan emphasized that these AI tools are meant to "enhance human creativity" and not replace it. He further asserted that these new AI-powered products will shape the next 20 years.
The deepfake detection tool is not the only AI initiative by YouTube. The platform also plans to utilise AI for translating and subtitling videos, as well as for visualizing podcasts. Additionally, YouTube announced AI tools for creating short videos, primarily focused on competition with TikTok and Instagram.
Initially, these new AI tools will be available to users in the USA, UK, Canada, Australia, and New Zealand. However, the search results do not provide the names of the individuals responsible for managing the AI tool availability in these countries.
Mr. Mohan's announcement comes amidst growing concerns over the proliferation of deepfakes and their potential impact on society. The deepfake detection tool, in its test format, will be an important step in addressing this issue.
While the exact details of the deepfake detection tool and other AI initiatives are yet to be fully disclosed, YouTube's commitment to leveraging AI to enhance its services is clear. As the platform continues to evolve, it will be interesting to see how these AI tools shape the future of video sharing on the internet.
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