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YouTube suspends two major fake movie trailer channels from its partner program, after a report on how the AI-heavy trailers generated millions in ad revenue

It *is* misleading content, dummy.  You wrote some AI prompts and put out some garbage content.  Boo hoo, they cut off your revenue stream - about damn time! Joe Henderson / @joehenderson : Kudos to Deadline for their investigation and bringing attention to this, and starting to get results — I love movie trailers, and finding real ones is an impossible slog right now.  —  deadline.com/2025/03/yout... @applecider : I thought this happened because Youtube got yelled at by studios over views/DMCA, and it's even fucking wilder than that - studios getting their hands caught in the cookie jar by Deadline  —  deadline.com/2025/03/yout... LinkedIn: Jessie Stephenson : On the surface, it's great news that YouTube have actually taken a stand against misleading AI-fuelled content that appears to be highjacking views. … See also Mediagazer

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