ExclusiveYouTube prevented two main channels in fake films from being able to liquefy videos that are fueled by artificial intelligence.
Google's video hosting giant has stopped advertising revenues on the culture of the screen and the KH Studio trailers after investigating the pluscinemaz.comand their output development.
The pluscinemaz.comanalyzed how the screen culture creates trailers that are closely fortified Fantastic Four: First Steps and SupermanBut it is connected to Amnesty International's images to provoke irresistible details about a movie that appeals to the giant Vandoz.
KH Studio, and at the same time, imagine strange publications from the main films and series, including James Bond movie starring Henry Cavill and Margot Ruby, and Squid game The season with Leonardo DiCaprio.
Our deep diving revealed that instead of protecting copyright on these videos, a handful of Hollywood studios, including Warner Bros. Discovery and Sony, you are secretly required from YouTube to ensure that the advertising revenues are from the heavy videos AI in their direction. Studios refused to comment.
Now YouTube has suspended the culture of the screen and the KH Studio from its partners program to violate income policies, which means that they cannot earn ads revenues from the videos they produce. They can appeal YouTube decision.
YouTube liquefaction policies state that if creators borrow materials from others, “you need to change them significantly to make them your own.” He adds that Vidoes should not be “repeated or recurrent” and should not be made for “the only purpose of obtaining views.”
Moreover, the wrong information policies on YouTube prohibits the technically or PhD content that is misled by viewers.
The screen culture was contacted to comment. The founder of KH Studio said that the intention of the channel is to entertain the ideas “What if” instead of misleading viewers.
“I have played KH Studio full-time for more than three years so far, and put everything in it. It is difficult to see it combined under” misleading content “in the demonstration decision, when my goal was always to explore the creative capabilities-and not to distort real versions,” they added.
YouTube's pluscinemaz.comasked a series of questions about how to enhance the fake movie trailers algorithm, as well as how the screen culture excels over the official trailers in the search results. YouTube refused to comment.
In an interview with the deadline, the founder of the Screen Culture, Najil B. Chaudri is supervising a team of dozens of editors, who create up to 12 video clips per week on his instructions.
The views and subscribers of the screen culture have multiplied more than twice in the past two years to 1.4B and 1.4 million, respectively. Success has been translated into millions of dollars from advertising revenues, although India -based Chaudhry was shy about how much it earns.
He said that most YouTube users understand that the screen culture is not full of official videos and that people can find the legal trailer by searching for the official channel. For those who are deceived by his articles, Chaudhry said: “What is the harm?”
