YouTube allows banned channels: what will change in moderation policy.

According to inkorr.com: YouTube announces changes in its moderation policy that will give authors whose channels have been banned for misinformation a chance to regain access to their accounts. This decision is part of the company's new approach to freedom of speech. The information about the changes was announced by Alphabet in a letter to the House Judiciary Committee in the United States.

As noted by The Verge, the new changes may represent a victory for conservative political forces that have previously criticized tech companies for censorship. Additionally, YouTube is ending its partnership with external fact-checkers and intends to implement a system based on community feedback. These new features, implemented using artificial intelligence, are planned to be rolled out gradually by 2026.

This information was published by 'Glavcom' citing The Verge.

Alphabet condemned the actions of the Biden administration as 'unacceptable and wrong'.

New tools on YouTube

YouTube has introduced new artificial intelligence-based tools that will simplify the work of content creators and expand their monetization opportunities. For short videos in the YouTube Shorts format, a generative feature called DeepMind Veo 3 Fast has been added, which automatically creates background images and animations. There will also be an option 'speech to song' that transforms dialogues into musical accompaniment.

This news was published by 'Glavcom' citing the YouTube Official Blog.

The adaptation phase of YouTube to the new realities of online media may mark the beginning of a more open and diverse platform, where new opportunities and tools for content creators and viewers will emerge. These changes could dramatically influence the way consumers and creators interact on the platform, improving both sides of this ecosystem.