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YouTube can spot those AI-produced faces and music tracks you're seeing all over
By Eric Hal Schwartz published
YouTube releases new AI detection and control tools.
Best free video editing software of 2024
By Daryl Baxter last updated
Updated We test the best free video editing software for beginners and professionals - and these are the post-production tools we recommend.
You can now move your Apple Music playlists to YouTube Music with just a few taps
By Alex Blake published
Apple has simplified the process of switching to YouTube Music by facilitating fast transfers of your Apple Music playlists.
NFL Sunday Ticket costs almost $700 on iPhones and iPads — here's how to avoid paying so much
By Cesar Cadenas published
Due to App Store fees, Sunday Ticket is very expensive on iOS, but through YouTube TV, you can shave off about $200.
YouTube TV scores a touchdown with custom multiview setups and a way to monitor fantasy rosters
By Cesar Cadenas published
Besides custom multiviews, YouTubeTV also adds a new layout for football games and expands support for fantasy football.
Google is hoping to cut down on Russian-based ads
By Benedict Collins published
Russian AdSense accounts are being demonetized by Google ahead of a total shutdown coming in August 2024.
You can start asking AI for your next YouTube video idea
By Eric Hal Schwartz published
Google tests AI idea creator for YouTube called Brainstorm with Gemini.
You now need a VPN to keep using YouTube in Russia
By Chiara Castro published
Breaking YouTube, the last Western social media platform still available in Russia, has stopped working. Here's how to evade the block.
YouTube is getting throttled in Russia – here's how to unblock it
By Chiara Castro published
Breaking YouTube is currently the last Western social media platform to work in Russia. Yet, you may soon need a VPN app to keep accessing the video-sharing service too.
Big Tech’s unspoken rule: using online content and copyrighted material to train AI is seemingly the norm - and it doesn’t look like that’s about to change
By Kristina Terech published
Tech giants are using online content, such as YouTube transcripts, and copyrighted material for AI training, often without consent.
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