Tiktok tightens policies around AI content, direct features in new guidelines

The Tiktok social media site secretly released the latest rules that make small but significant adjustments for living producers, the content produced by AI, and the safety of platforms in general.

The company claims that when the service continues to grow past one billion users globally, modification is part of a sustainable effort to maintain it “safe, creative, and authentic.”

The creator of life is the subject of a significant change. By establishing a more appropriate guideline about age limitations, monetization, and behavior during broadcasts, Tiktok expands the criteria for who is permitted to be aired.

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Social media sites controlled by Hytedance based in China took this action in response to concerns about offensive and dangerous content that appeared on direct feeds.

The emergence of material produced by AI in the network is also covered by new guidelines. To avoid user fraud, Tiktok now mandates that the material produced with artificial intelligence is labeled more clearly.

The business expressed in the statement that every video that is entirely made or changed must be reported, especially if they display votes, people, or realistic events.

Tiktok previously banned content that “shared or showed a fake authoritative source or crisis events, or wrongly showed public figures in a particular context,” he said. “This includes being intimidated, making support, or supported.”