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The unlicensed reuse of YouTube videos as generative AI training material is a hot-button issue in the creator world, and a new report shows how deep that rabbit hole really goes. As part of an investigation titled AI Watchdog, The Atlantic explored large AI training data sets and published a tool that lets users search through those sets in search of specific creators and channels. Videos that are repurposed for AI training typically have identifying details removed, but Atlantic reporter Alex Reisner found a workaround by “extracting unique identifiers from the data sets and looking them up on YouTube.” From there, he was able to find the sources of the content included in these sets, a list that included creators like Jon Peters. “A large number of the videos in these data sets are from news and educational channels, such as the BBC (which has at least 33,000 videos in the data sets, across its various brands) and TED (nearly 50,000),” Reisner wrote. “Hundreds of thousands of others—if not more—are from individual creators, such as Peters.” Subscribe for daily Tubefilter Top Stories Subscribe The report will undoubtedly cause further alarm among the creators who were already up in arms regarding the questionable ethics of AI training

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Ed Sheeran to perform live Tiny Desk concert Watch the livestream via YouTube on Friday, Sept. 12 at noon ET Ed Sheeran performs a live Tiny Desk. YouTube Ed Sheeran 's Tiny Desk (home) concert from 2021 was a huge moment for NPR Music. During a time of uncertainty, his show — now at nearly 15 million views — honored the intimate nature of our platform while also reimagining his work. We knew that when the time was right, Sheeran would step behind the real Desk and that time is now. You've never seen anything like what he's about to do and we're doing it live! Follow NPR Music's YouTube channel to watch a livestream of Ed Sheeran's Tiny Desk on Friday, Sept. 12 at noon ET.

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Story Highlights Across all Roku devices in the U.S., sports fans will be able to find games via YouTube TV in the Roku Sports experience. This new integration makes it easier than ever to tune into NFL games including NFL Sunday Ticket and more. And coming soon, YouTube TV will be accessible in content discovery destinations across Roku platform, offering access to a variety of live programming, so viewers never miss a moment of what matters to them. “Our priority continues to be making game time effortless for our users,” says Joe Franzetta, Head of Sports, Roku Media. “Partnering with YouTube TV is a major step in delivering a comprehensive fan-centered experience that simplifies sports discovery and puts live action front and center for millions of fans.” With this launch, YouTube TV expands Roku Sports’ growing roster of partners — including recently added DAZN Live Sports, FOX One, Frndly TV, Spectrum TV, and Xfinity Stream — giving viewers streamlined access to their favorite games, highlights, and scores across top leagues. YouTube TV delivers one of the most extensive lineups of live TV, spanning major networks, sports channels, and broadcasts, in addition to fan-favorite product features such as catching up on

Today, we’re sharing new research data that reveals how young people, their teachers, and parents use YouTube for education, community and creativity. Independent youth consultancy Livity asked over 7,000 young people aged 13-18 in seven countries across Europe how they use digital platforms to learn. Of those surveyed, 74% said that they watched videos on YouTube to learn something new for school — while 71% said they watched videos on YouTube to learn something new for fun outside of school. Further research by Oxford Economics also shows that parents and teachers across all EU27 countries use YouTube as a key resource to help children learn. 84% of teachers surveyed used YouTube content in their lessons or assignments — while 80% of parents who use YouTube believe the platform offers quality content for learning and entertainment. Read more, and see more key stats, here: https://blog.youtube/news-and-events/eu-youtube-for-education-study-2025/

Google receives $27M, YouTube $18M, while X secures $3m, and Teads $4.2M as Israel launches international digital campaign to counter criticism and promote government messaging amid Gaza war The Israeli government has launched a NIS 174 million ($51.8 million) international social media campaign to promote its messaging during the ongoing Gaza war. The six-month effort, which began in June 2025 following the outbreak of Operation Rising Lion in Iran , is scheduled to run through December. 2 View gallery IDF troops (Photo: IDF) Key contracts for the campaign were awarded through a tender exemption approved by the Accountant General. Google received NIS 90 million ($26.8 million) and YouTube received NIS 60 million ($17.9 million). X (formerly Twitter) was awarded NIS 10 million ($3 million), while Outbrain and its partner Teads received a combined NIS 14 million ($4.2 million). According to the Government Advertising Agency (GAA), the exemption was justified by “operational and urgent needs” to conduct targeted campaigns internationally, leveraging digital media outside Israel. The suppliers were selected based on their established infrastructure and expertise in running large-scale information operations, both during routine and emergency periods. 2 View gallery IDF forces in the Gaza Strip (Photo: Jack Guez/ AFP) The

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