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TikTok is testing an opt-in AI likeness detection tool for US creators, allowing them to identify and report potentially AI-generated content. This move follows similar efforts by YouTube and reflects growing industry concerns about deepfakes and AI-generated content.
A new study found that YouTube and X (formerly Twitter) are inadvertently serving as gateways to illegal deepfake content, with some services offering nonconsensual deepfakes for as little as $1 per image.
Learn to build a content moderation system that identifies potentially harmful content, demonstrating the technology that Big Tech companies should be using to combat child sexual exploitation online.
India summons Meta over Instagram ads promoting child sexual abuse material, demanding an explanation from the company.
This article explains how digital platforms like Alibaba must moderate content to prevent illegal sales, and what happens when they fail to do so. It's a beginner-friendly look at platform responsibility and digital governance.
Grok AI, developed by xAI, is reportedly attracting over half of its traffic from adult content, a stark contrast to industry standards set by OpenAI, Anthropic, and Google.
Spotify has removed over 57,000 fake podcast episodes promoting illegal drugs after a U.S. Senate investigation revealed the scale of the problem. The episodes, which used AI-generated audio to direct listeners to unregulated marketplaces, were part of a larger scam involving modafinil, opioids, and cryptocurrency.
Synthesia partners with Cinder to scale moderation infrastructure and enhance AI-generated content governance before videos are even rendered.
Learn how YouTube is using advanced AI systems to automatically detect and flag AI-generated videos, and understand the technical challenges and ethical implications of such systems.
Learn what a statutory demand is and how it’s being used to hold TikTok accountable for content moderation failures in Malaysia.
LinkedIn is cracking down on AI-generated 'slop' amid growing concerns over automated, low-quality content. The move highlights a contradiction with Microsoft's push for AI integration on the platform.
Elon Musk's X has committed to faster hate speech and terrorist content removal in the UK, while a separate probe into its AI assistant Grok remains open.
