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YouTube announced a new feature allowing creators to control third-party AI training on their content. Creators can select specific companies or allow all third parties to train on their videos. The initial list of authorized companies includes industry giants like Apple, Amazon, and Microsoft. The feature aims to address creators’ concerns regarding unauthorized AI model training. This new setting does not change YouTube’s Terms of Service, which prohibits unauthorized access to creator content. The company plans to further develop this feature to potentially allow creators to be compensated for AI training on their videos.
