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YouTube is making a major change to its user interface to make it clear when a video has used artificial intelligence tools in its creation, particularly for photorealistic or “meaningfully altered” content. The Google-owned video platform said Wednesday that it will move its “AI” label from video descriptions to more prominent locations on both desktop and mobile, for long-form videos and Shorts. In long-form videos, the disclosure will now appear above the description and directly below the video player, and on mobile, it will be an overlay on the video itself. In a video explaining the move, YouTube’s creator liaison, Rene Ritchie, said the goal is “to make them even more intuitive for everyone.” “The goal here is context at a glance. If it looks real but was made with AI, viewers will know immediately,” Ritchie added. “This is purely about giving viewers the right information at the right time.” YouTube has had a rule requiring the disclosure of AI-generated content since 2024. That requirement is still in place, but it will now be complemented by an automated AI-detection system that will flag a video if it believes it contains photorealistic AI content. “While you’re still required to manually disclose

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Distribution & Consumption By Staff writer 26 May 2026 Pedro Pina, Head of YouTube EMEA, is to deliver the flagship address of this year’s Edinburgh TV Festival, The James MacTaggart Memorial Lecture. The executive oversees YouTube’s business, creator, and content ecosystem across Europe, the Middle East, and Africa, leading the platform’s relationships with digital creators through to broadcasters and film and TV studios. Pedro Pina Before YouTube, Pina spent over a decade at YouTube’s parent company, Google, as a Global Client Partner, where he drove engagement with European advertisers including Unilever, L’Oreal, Nestlé, LVMH, VW, and BMW. He has also held leadership roles at McCann Worldgroup, France Telecom, Yum, PepsiCo, and P&G, working across territories including the US, Brazil, Spain, and his native Portugal. Pina is also a celebrated champion for inclusion. He has been named the world’s top LGBT+ executive role model on the OUTstanding 100 Global List; twice recognised by the British LGBTQ+ awards as one of the UK’s most influential and inspirational leaders; and was recently appointed to the board of the Victoria and Albert Museum in London. “To be invited to give the MacTaggart lecture is an incredible honour, particularly at a moment when our industry has

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There’s an argument to be made that audiobooks are the finest form of content. You take a book—already off to a good start—and you get to have someone read it right into your ears. And when I say “someone” I mean the GOATs in the voice game. I could cite examples of celebrities you never knew narrated audiobooks, but here’s a sample of Werner Herzog narrating his memoir Every Man for Himself and God Against All that I think speaks for itself: What could be better than this? Not only are audiobooks heaven, you can probably get all the audiobooks you want for free (and legally) by getting yourself a library card and using your local library’s preferred app (Libby, perhaps). I say all that, because given all the easy and free access to high quality audiobooks, why in the world would anyone listen to a John Grisham audiobook presented like this? Don’t click that link. Instead of the actual audiobook, which is read wonderfully by Michael Beck, it will take you to a YouTube video consisting of an AI narrator reading Grisham’s recent hit novel the Widow, and the narration plays under 13 hours of AI slop video—simulated stock footage

#WalkAway to Premiere "The Great MAGA Divide: Boomers vs Millennials" on YouTube May 27, 2026 #WalkAway to Premiere "The Great MAGA Divide: Boomers vs Millennials" on YouTube May 27, 2026 PR Newswire NEW YORK, May 25, 2026 The #WalkAway Campaign brings together generational voices from inside and around the MAGA movement to discuss affordability, jobs, immigration, foreign policy, internal division, and America's future. NEW YORK, May 25, 2026 /PRNewswire/ -- The #WalkAway Campaign announced the upcoming YouTube premiere of "The Great MAGA Divide: Boomers vs Millennials," a new long-form video program scheduled to broadcast on May 27, 2026. The special debate brings together voices from different generations to examine the growing divide within the MAGA movement and the broader political questions facing Americans ahead of the next major election cycle. Created by #WalkAway founder Brandon Straka and produced with the #WalkAway team, the program is part of the campaign's ongoing effort to deliver serious, thought-provoking content that challenges viewers to think independently, ask difficult questions, and engage in honest conversation. The debate reflects months of discussion, research, planning, collaboration, and preparation by Straka and the #WalkAway team to create a forum that speaks to Americans who feel frustrated, politically homeless

Megan Ellis / Android Authority I budget for streaming services monthly, but YouTube still plays a core role in my entertainment routine. Unlike the relatively limited list of movies and shows on these services, YouTube houses hundreds of millions of videos on its servers, covering a broad range of topics from millions of creators. This wide array of content is beneficial to viewers, but it also means that YouTube’s recommendation punts can often be way off the mark. In recent weeks, I’ve noticed an uptick in disgruntled users online complaining about this very issue. Some lament seeing videos that were previously suggested re-recommended ad nauseam, while others call out suggestions that don’t align with their subscriptions or searches. In short, users aren’t seeing suggestions for videos they’re likely to watch or are happy to discover. That’s an annoying problem that ultimately ruins the YouTube experience, whether you pay for it or not. How would you rate the quality of the recommendations and suggestions you receive on YouTube? 43 votes Thankfully, I haven’t experienced these recommendation issues of late, and that’s potentially thanks to my years of meticulous and thoughtful YouTube use. But what does this entail exactly? After some introspection

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