YouTube’s deepfake detection tool could allow Google to use creators’ faces to train AI bots

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YouTube’s new deepfake detection tool, designed to help creators identify and remove AI‑generated videos using their likeness, has raised alarm among experts who say the biometric data required for enrollment could be used for training AI models.

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