YouTube is making it easier for everyone to see when AI is used in videos by adding automatic detection and putting labels in more noticeable spots. The changes will affect where labels appear and how they’re applied. YouTube Creator Liaison Rene Ritchie detailed the updates in a video posted alongside the announcement. Where Labels Are Moving For long-form videos, you’ll find the “AI” label right below the video player instead of in the expanded description. And for Shorts, it’ll appear as an overlay on the video itself. In the past, AI content labels were placed inside the description panel, so viewers needed to open it to see them. Labels only showed up on the player for videos about sensitive topics like health, news, elections, or finance. The new placement makes AI disclosures easy to see without extra clicks. YouTube notes that unrealistic, animated, or slightly changed content can still be automatically labeled as AI. .…