Vimeo joins YouTube and TikTok in launching new AI content labels

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  • July 10, 2024
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Vimeo joins companies TikTok, YouTube, and Meta in implementing a way for creators to label AI-generated content. The video hosting service announced on Wednesday that creators must now disclose to viewers when realistic content is created with AI.  The new updates to Vimeo’s terms of service and community guidelines ensure that videos that are AI-generated, […]

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