Arijeta Lajka
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first heard Mar 2026
last heard 6 Mar
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Like in one session alone, in one 15-minute session that we were scrolling, more than 40% of the videos were AI-generated.
Right.
So I think some of these videos were a little bit more obvious, but we looked at them frame by frame and tried to look for inconsistencies.
Like in some cases, the objects were just appearing in the background.
There was text in the background that was distorted.
If there was an animal in the background, it would morph into something else.
Some of the videos were actually labeled as synthetic media, even though they were animated videos.
And then we would also look at the YouTube channel and get a sense of like, okay, what sort of content have they been posting in the last few years?
And even some of the channels that had been around before the last two years where this technology really improved, they were making very simple, low-quality animation that looked nothing like what they had been posting the last few months.
So I sent them a few channels as examples, and I asked them what their policy is around flagging AI content that's being made for children, and that includes animated content.
And they told me that content creators are required to label content that is realistic looking.
In some cases, we saw that creators weren't labeling the content, and I'm referring to videos of animals displaying behaviors that
those animals don't do, like elephants doing gymnastic maneuvers on a tightrope.
Those videos, for example, are not labeled as synthetic media.
Some creators were labeling the animated videos, but it's not part of YouTube's policy.
So it's really, the burden is falling on parents, especially for parents who may not want their child to watch AI-generated media to determine, okay, what sort of video is this?
And
Not only that, but you have to click through the video and then you see the synthetic media label.
And when it comes to kids' content on YouTube, YouTube doesn't allow comments.
So sometimes when there's an AI-generated video, you'll have people in the comments say, like, this is AI.
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