"The era of copy-paste creators is over": YouTube is changing its monetization rules targeting "inauthentic content"
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The YouTube Partner Program allows creators to monetize their videos through various means such as video ads and channel memberships. To join, creators must meet certain eligibility criteria regarding subscribers and viewer hours or Shorts views. New policy changes, effective July 15, aim to address inauthentic content, particularly targeting mass-produced and repetitious videos, including AI-generated content. While definitions have not changed, YouTube seeks to improve clarity for creators. Reaction content remains exempt from penalties under the new policies, indicating a nuanced approach to changes.
This update to the YouTube Partner Program focuses on improving content authenticity, distinguishing between original and inauthentic content to better guide creators.
YouTube aims to clarify definitions regarding 'inauthentic' content, potentially affecting AI-generated videos and ensuring a more genuine content creation landscape.
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