Imagine finding a video where a digital twin of you is dancing or acting, and you didn't give permission for it! That's the problem YouTube wants to solve. They're teaming up with the Creative Artists Agency (CAA) to create a tool that helps celebrities, athletes, and top creators find AI-generated content using their likeness. This tool will be tested starting early next year, first with big stars like award-winning actors and sports heroes from the NBA and NFL. Then, it'll be available for top YouTube creators and other professionals.

This new tool is part of YouTube's plan to be a trusted friend to creative folks as AI technology grows. It's not just about protecting people's images; it's also about respecting their rights and work. This week, YouTube already started letting creators flag if they allow certain AI companies to use their content for training models. It's a big step towards making sure everyone's work is respected in the digital world.

YouTube's New Tool: Helping Celebs and Creators Spot AI-Generated Look-Alike Content

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