#ai generated content

Developers say every aspect from the code and level design to art, music, sound, and text are all generated using AI tools, including character visuals based on photos altered by AI of the team. YouTube is rolling out a new requirement for content creators, needing them to disclose AI-generated content usage for their videos. The disclosure will appear in the video upload UI and will be used to power an ‘altered content’ warning on videos. Google gave netizens a preview of the ‘misleading AI content’ policy last year. Google says it’s ‘requiring creators to disclose to viewers when realistic content—content a viewer could easily mistake for a real person, place, or event—is made with altered or synthetic media, including generative AI’. The interesting thing here is that these requirements aren’t inclusive of manipulated content that’s ‘clearly unrealistic, animated, has special effects, or has used generative AI for production assistance’. DeepSeek is now requiring proper labels for all AI-generated content on their platform. This is to ensure compliance with new regulations concerning their content in China. Read more in our articles including "Fully AI generated game unveiled on Steam" and "YouTube rolling out ‘AI-generated’ labels for videos".