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After YouTube, TikTok Is Testing Its Own AI Likeness Detection Tool

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As deepfakes spread, TikTok joins YouTube in giving creators tools to detect and report unauthorized AI likenesses of themselves.

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TikTok is tired of his 'for you' being filled with clones generated by artificial intelligence. The social network is starting to test a tool to detect the deepfakes that supplant its creators, and he is doing so with a movement that is quite reminiscent of what he already did months ago YouTube. TikTok’s spokesperson in the US, Zachary Kizer, confirmed to The Verge that the test has initially been launched with "some" American creators. The too…

TikTok is testing an AI feature to detect unauthorized use of creators' faces in AI-powered content. |Creators must verify their identity through selfies and official documents to use the feature. |TikTok's move follows YouTube, which previously expanded its AI likeness detection technology to adult creators.

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TikTok has begun testing an opt-in tool that scans AI-generated portraits and allows creators to report fake content to the company. A TikTok spokesperson stated that the tool is initially being tested with "some" U.S. creators. Those participating in the TikTok test and wishing to use the tool...

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The Verge broke the news in United States on Friday, July 17, 2026.
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