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Meta has announced a new policy targeting unoriginal content and AI slop, notably on platforms like Facebook and Instagram. As mentioned, the policy echoes YouTube’s updated guidelines that were made effective on July 15, 2025. YouTube clarified its update is a policy refinement, not a ban on AI-enhanced content, so long as it meets authenticity standards. YouTube has updated its profanity policy, allowing content creators to monetize videos containing limited swearing in the first few seconds. https://youtu.be/ZXtVRYCYp5M?si=UySTcC4ShixjCL14 According to Conor Kavanagh, YouTube’s Head of Monetization, the original policy was based on traditional broadcast standards. Read more in our articles including "Meta joins YouTube in crackdown on unoriginal content and AI ‘slop’" and "YouTube updates profanity policy, allows monetization of mild swearing".

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What is YouTube AI slop policy?

Meta has announced a new policy targeting unoriginal content and AI slop, notably on platforms like Facebook and Instagram. As mentioned, the policy echoes YouTube’s updated guidelines that were made effective on July 15, 2025.

What have you covered about YouTube AI slop policy?

YouTube clarified its update is a policy refinement, not a ban on AI-enhanced content, so long as it meets authenticity standards. YouTube has updated its profanity policy, allowing content creators to monetize videos containing limited swearing in the first few seconds. https://youtu.be/ZXtVRYCYp5M?si=UySTcC4ShixjCL14 According to Conor Kavanagh, YouTube’s Head of Monetization, the original policy was based on traditional broadcast standards.

Where can I find articles about YouTube AI slop policy?

Our coverage of YouTube AI slop policy includes: "Meta joins YouTube in crackdown on unoriginal content and AI ‘slop’"; "YouTube updates profanity policy, allows monetization of mild swearing"; "Fair Use Policy: Globe vs. Smart compared ". Each article provides unique insights and information.