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TikTok is testing a new control that will let users manage how much AI-generated content appears in their video feed on the app. To help make the filter more effective, the app will also soon start adding invisible watermarks to AI content.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n
The new AI slider<\/a> will appear along with TikTok\u2019s other content controls under \u201cManage topics,\u201d which currently allows users to set how much they want to see from content areas including dance, current affairs, and fitness. Just like those sliders, the AI control will allow users to request to see more or less AI material, with two levels in either direction.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n An AI slider will only work if TikTok itself knows which content is made with AI, so it\u2019s working on improving detection too. Recognising that users often remove visual watermarks from AI-generated content, the company will start adding invisible watermarks to content made with its own tools like AI Editor Pro, along with any videos uploaded with C2PA Content Credentials \u2014 an industry-wide authentication standard<\/a>, albeit one that has already shown its limits<\/a>.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n TikTok says both changes are rolling out over \u201cthe coming weeks,\u201d though the AI content control is only a test for now.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n