LOS ANGELES — Video network YouTube said it will start labeling news videos that are funded by governments. The company said it was doing so to provide greater transparency. "Our goal is to ...

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A teenage barmaid and singer who has had more than 50 million YouTube views has signed with a US record label and talent agency. Vanna Rainelle, from Streetly, has been singing since she was 12.

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YouTube is rolling out a new ‘captured with a camera’ label that works with C2PA Content Credentials. YouTube is rolling out a new ‘captured with a camera’ label that works with C2PA ...

Until now, if a video received an age restriction label or was removed for breaking YouTube’s Community Guidelines, creators had to go through an appeal process and wait for the result.

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YouTube is in talks with music record labels to license songs for training artificial intelligence tools that clone songs by popular artists, according to a report by The Financial Times.

But now YouTube is reportedly negotiating with record labels to pay for that privilege instead. It’s no coincidence that these giants have been the focus of YouTube, either. Artificial ...

YouTube is in talks with record labels to license their songs for artificial intelligence tools that clone popular artists’ music, hoping to win over a skeptical industry with upfront payments.

At CES in January, both LG and Samsung showed off transparent TVs. These seemingly magical devices can show an image just like a regular TV, except you can also see right through them. Images seem ...