After YouTube, Meta announces the campaign on Facebook “Unoriginal” content

Dead Declare On Monday, it will take additional measures to abandon accounts that share “non -original” content to Facebook, which means those that re -use text, photos or videos of another person frequently. She said that Mita has already reduced about 10 million profiles that lacked the character of adult content producers.

In addition, measures were taken against 500,000 accounts that were working in “undesirable behavior or fake participation”. These measures included things such as reducing account comments and reducing their content distribution to prevent income accounts.

The update from Meta follows only days after YouTube said it was too Clarify its policy about non -original content, Including huge and frequent production videos-things that have become easier to generate with the help of artificial intelligence technology.

Like YouTube, Meta says it will not punish users who are involved with the content of others, or doing things like making reaction videos, joining the direction, or adding their own factors. Instead, the Meta focus is to re -spread the content of others, either on the random mail accounts or those pretending to belong to the original creator.

The company said that the accounts that harm the use of the system by re -use the content of another person will repeatedly lose access to Facebook liquefaction programs for a period of time and see a reduced distribution of its participation. When Facebook discovers duplicate videos, it will also reduce the distribution of copies to ensure the original creator gets views and credit.

In addition, the company said it is testing a system that adds links to repeated videos indicating viewers to the original content.

The update reaches Meta Weathers from users via its platforms, InstagramAbout the sinner, excessive application of its policies through automated means. A Seam with nearly 30,000 signatures Meta asks to solve the problem through incorrectly handicapped accounts and its lack of human support, which users feel abandoned by many small companies. Meta did not address the problem publicly, though this attention from Weaken and Other prominent creators.

Although the latest Meta campaign focuses more on accounts that steal the content of others for profit, problems related to the indigenous content grow.

With the emergence of artificial intelligence technology, platforms became immersed with a decrease in artificial intelligence, a term indicating low -quality media content made using artificial intelligence. On YouTube, l examplethat it easy to Find Amnesty International’s voice is covered with pictures, videos, or other re-content, thanks to the Text to-Video Ai tools.

The Meta update apparently focuses on the reused content, but its post indicates that it may take into account artificial intelligence as well. In a section in which the company provides “tips” to make original content, Meta notes that the creators should not be “sewing together to the clips” or adding the water mark when using the content from other sources, and they should focus on “telling authentic stories”, not short videos that offer little value.

Without saying directly, these types of non -original videos are also things that have made artificial intelligence tools easy to produce, as low -quality videos will often display a series of fair photos or clips (either real or Amnesty International), while listing added artificial intelligence.

In the post, Meta warns creators against reusing content from applications or other sources, which was a long -term base. It also indicates that video clarifications should be high quality, which may mean reducing the use of AI’s automatic illustrations that have not been edited by the creator.

Meta says these changes will gradually move over the coming months, so Facebook creators have time to adapt. If the creators believe that their content is not distributed, they can display new visions after the level in the professional dashboard on Facebook to find out the reason.

Creators will also be able to know if they are at risk of content recommendation or income penalties on the main screen support from their page or the main menu of their professional file.