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YouTube now lets politicians and journalists report AI-generated videos of themselves using a new verification tool.
YouTube has expanded its free deepfake detection tool to politicians, journalists, and government officials, allowing them to identify and request removal of AI-generated videos that mimic their likeness.
The tool, available through YouTube Studio, requires users to verify identity with a video and government ID, using the data solely for detection and not for AI training.
It alerts users to potential deepfakes, enabling takedown requests, though removal is not guaranteed due to protections for parody and free expression.
The feature, launched in October 2025, is part of broader efforts to combat AI-driven misinformation ahead of elections, amid growing concerns over synthetic media and trust online.
YouTube plans to expand access in the coming year.
YouTube ahora permite a políticos y periodistas reportar videos generados por IA de sí mismos utilizando una nueva herramienta de verificación.