"TikTok is testing a new feature that allows users to limit the amount of AI-generated content they see in their FYP feeds. Users will soon be able to head over to the "manage topics" page in their settings and use a sliding bar to choose to see fewer AI-generated videos. The feature, set to roll out in the coming weeks, reduces rather than eliminates AI content. It also does not impact videos on content pages other than the FYP within TikTok, like the "following" feed."
"For people who love AI videos and aren't getting enough of them on other dedicated AI apps like OpenAI's Sora or Meta's Vibes, they can also turn up the dial to boost the amount of AI they see on their TikTok FYP. AI-generated content has become increasingly common on social apps like TikTok and YouTube, as it has become much easier for users to create videos using text prompts via tools like Google's Veo 3."
"Some creators and social marketers are turning to the tech to streamline the process of creating, editing, and revising videos. Major brands, such as Coca-Cola, are also integrating AI into their advertising campaigns. But some users are souring on AI content and looking for alternatives. A new video startup called DiVine is launching this week with the goal of focusing on human content rather than AI-created videos."
TikTok is testing a Manage Topics slider that lets users limit or boost the amount of AI-generated videos on their For You Page. The slider reduces AI content rather than removing it entirely and does not affect other feeds such as Following. The control will appear in settings and is set to roll out in the coming weeks. AI-generated videos have surged as tools like Google's Veo 3 enable creation from text prompts. About 35% of US consumers engage with generative AI in social apps. Brands and creators use AI to speed production, while some startups aim to emphasize human-made content. Disclosure rules exist, but some AI uploads lack labeling.
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