YouTubeが“生成AI画像” 投稿者に画面明示義務化へ

YouTube will require posters to display “generated AI images” on screen

YouTube will require posters to display “generated AI images” on screen
グーグルが運営する動画投稿サイト「YouTube」はAI(人工知能)などで制作した動画を投稿する場合、その旨を画面上で明示することを投稿者に義務付けると発表しました

The video posting site ”YouTube” operated by Google has announced that when posting videos created using AI (artificial intelligence), etc., the poster will be required to clearly indicate this on the screen.

The video posting site ”YouTube” operated by Google has announced that when posting videos created using AI (artificial intelligence), etc., the poster will be required to clearly indicate this on the screen.
生成AIなどを使って合成された映像が視聴者に事実とは違った内容として伝わる恐れがあるため、これを防ぐことが目的です

The purpose is to prevent this from happening as there is a risk that images synthesized using generation AI etc. may be conveyed to the viewer as untrue content.

The purpose is to prevent this from happening as there is a risk that images synthesized using generation AI etc. may be conveyed to the viewer as untrue content.
投稿者自身がAIなどで制作したことを明示するラベルを画面上に示すことを義務付けます

It is mandatory for the poster to display a label on the screen that clearly indicates that the post was created using AI etc.

It is mandatory for the poster to display a label on the screen that clearly indicates that the post was created using AI etc.
新ルールは数カ月以内に導入する予定で、違反が続いた場合は動画を削除するなどの罰則を科す方針です

The new rules are scheduled to be introduced within a few months, and if violations continue, the policy is to impose penalties such as deleting videos.

The new rules are scheduled to be introduced within a few months, and if violations continue, the policy is to impose penalties such as deleting videos.
フェイスブックなどを運営するメタも同様の新ルールを発表していて、生成AIが普及するなか、IT大手は情報リスクへの対応を急いでいます

Meta, which operates Facebook and other companies, has announced similar new rules, and as generative AI becomes more widespread, IT majors are rushing to respond to information risks.

Meta, which operates Facebook and other companies, has announced similar new rules, and as generative AI becomes more widespread, IT majors are rushing to respond to information risks.