YouTube has recently suspended the monetization of two YouTube channels, Screen Culture and KH Studio, for their AI-generated fake movie trailers. An investigation revealed their sophisticated strategies, where they borrow heavily from existing movie materials without sufficient transformation. The move comes amid rising concerns over copyright violations, particularly as some Hollywood studios reportedly seek a share of ad revenue from these AI-generated creations. YouTube's policies emphasize the need for significant originality and deter misleading content, and the channels are now unable to earn revenue while they can appeal the decision.
We've seen an increase in channels creating fake movie trailers that use AI-driven content to mimic original film marketing while straying into copyright infringement territory.
YouTube's monetization policies require creators to make significant changes to their material, prohibiting content that is simply duplicative or intended solely for views.
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