YouTube new monetization policy effecting from today

If you are also making videos on YouTube by making videos through AI or the idea of doing so, then YouTube is going to make big changes from today. YouTube has changed its montization rules today i.e. from July 15. YouTube says that it will focus on its updated montage guidelines and content prepared with hard work. If the creators who prepare the repeat content or the same content again and again, it will have a huge impact on them. Here we are telling you in detail about it.

YouTube says YouTube has always expected the creators to upload original and authentic content. This update better shows what the unproven content looks like today. YouTube says that such content is not according to the platform standard for original and better viewer engagement. The content that users consider spam or are being repeated or produced on a large scale will not be appropriate for montage. It is necessary to have original and authentic content for the YouTube partner program.

How to affect content

What type of content will be considered inauttive in YouTube’s updated policy. YouTube mass produces content in this category. For example, if a channel is just a VO -based video with background changes. At the same time, only slide shows are uploaded by a channel and if the same information is given in them, then such a content will be a mass produce.

There will be no change in re-used content

Before the policy arrives, there was an illusion among the users whether re-respective content would be used or not. So let us tell you that YouTube has made it clear that there is no change in their re-used content policy. Under this policy, content such as commentary, clips and reaction videos is reviewed by YouTube. This type of content will still be monitured. However, it should have other creativity such as original commentary or any educational information etc.

What will be the effect on the creators

It is unlikely to have any effect on the creators preparing original and high quality content. But the creators who publish the dependence on the automation tool or often duplicate video may have to change their way. If the creators do not follow it, they can be suspended or removed from the montization program.

Will AI content run?

YouTube has made it clear that it is not stopping AI. Rather it wants to make the content further improved by it. YouTube itself provides AI tools to the creators that include auto dubbing and dream screen. It is necessary for creators to follow YouTube’s montage policy. Now the channel will have to tell whether their content is real or not. On the other hand, if any kind of change has been made, then information will also have to be given. For example, if a content is equipped with AI photo or video, then it has to be told that it is AI generated. If content creators apply beauty filters through AI. If you impose effects to improve the quality of recording voice, then there is no need to tell it.