Pakistan, July 10 -- YouTube is planning to introduce changes to its monetization policy by mid-July, which could make it more difficult for content creators to earn revenue from AI-generated, low-quality, or repetitive videos. The move aims to improve the overall quality of content and protect advertisers' interests.

In an official statement, YouTube said the updated policy will offer creators clearer guidelines and help ensure that only original and value-driven content earns ad revenue. The platform is particularly focusing on the growing trend of AI-generated content, which has rapidly flooded YouTube with cloned voices, fake celebrity videos, and automated animations.

According to tech websites monitoring the update, the new policy...