#YouTube Shorts AI label

YouTube has started rolling out more visible labels for AI-generated and AI-edited videos as part of its push for better transparency on the platform. Starting today, videos uploaded to YouTube that are significantly changed or created using AI tools will now show a more noticeable label. For Shorts, the label will appear directly on the video as an overlay. If creators believe their videos were incorrectly labeled, they can update the disclosure settings through YouTube Studio. However, labels will remain for content created using YouTube’s own AI tools such as Veo and Dream Screen, or if the content includes C2PA metadata. According to YouTube, the new labels will not affect how videos are recommended to viewers or how creators earn money from their content. YouTube is rolling out a new feature that allows users to set a daily limit on how long they can scroll through Shorts. Here is how users can set their Shorts feed limit: Open the YouTube app and sign in Tap the You tab Go to Settings Click Time management which is the Dashboard icon Select Shorts feed limit Choose your preferred time limit For parents managing supervised teen accounts through Google Family Link, the limit can’t be bypassed. Read more in our articles including "YouTube introduces more visible AI content labels" and "YouTube announces Shorts feed limit feature".