YouTube’s Anti-Deepfake Tool Sparks Privacy Fears Over Biometric Tracking

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YouTube says it hasn’t used biometric data to train AI, but critics warn that the policy could allow future misuse. Vermillio advises creators to be cautious, noting that linking your likeness to high-quality biometric data could make fake content more convincing.

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