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MarkDavis
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January 21, 2026

YouTube will soon allow creators to generate Shorts using AI versions of their own likeness, CEO Neal Mohan announced. New tools will let creators manage this AI usage. The platform also employs detection technology to prevent unauthorized use of a creator's likeness by others, supporting content removal requests. YouTube aims to combat low-quality AI content while expanding Shorts with new formats like image posts.

YouTube will soon allow creators to generate Shorts using AI versions of their own likeness, CEO Neal Mohan announced. New tools will let creators manage this AI usage. The platform also employs detection technology to prevent unauthorized use of a creator's likeness by others, supporting content removal requests. YouTube aims to combat low-quality AI content while expanding Shorts with new formats like image posts.
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