Snapchat joins other popular platforms in fight against 'AI slop'
Summary
Snapchat is taking steps to reduce AI-generated videos that are completely made by artificial intelligence in its Spotlight feed, aiming to promote real, human-created content instead. Other platforms like YouTube, LinkedIn, and Substack are also adopting similar measures to fight low-quality or fake AI-generated content online.Key Facts
- Snapchat will stop recommending videos that are fully created by AI in its Spotlight feed.
- Snapchat will still allow AI tools to be used to edit or enhance videos.
- YouTube, LinkedIn, and Substack have recently introduced rules and tools to detect and limit AI-generated content.
- LinkedIn has blocked billions of AI-generated comment attempts and allows users to report suspicious AI posts.
- YouTube updated its monetization policy to exclude generic and repetitive AI-generated videos from earning money.
- Research shows about 40% of social media writing may be AI-generated or fake.
- These platforms say fully AI-generated content tends to be low-quality and repetitive.
- The goal is to keep online content more authentic and trustworthy for users.
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