YouTube still pays for AI-produced content, but creators need to avoid mass-produced, repetitive content.
In recent days, a number of Facebook channels and blogs have reported "YouTube announcements" related to important changes in the monetization policy of the YouTube Partner Program (YPP).
According to information cited by websites and blogs, from July 15, YouTube will be strict with videos that use artificial voices or automated production processes without significant human creative contribution.
A Google Vietnam media representative shared: From July 15, YouTube will update its principles to more accurately identify mass-produced content and repetitive content - often considered "junk content" by viewers.
Accordingly, this type of content has not been monetized through YPP for a long time.
Thus, YouTube still pays for content produced by AI, but creators need to avoid mass-produced, repetitive content.
To make money on YouTube, channels need to comply with the Monetization Policy, as well as the Community Guidelines, Terms of Service, copyright policy, and Permissions policy.
Du Lam_Vietnamnet
