TikTok creators will now need to disclose AI

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If you use social media, you have likely been duped by AI, whether it was the viral Pope Francis photo or a realistic-sounding, AI-generated music collaboration. TikTok's new feature is trying to prevent that situation from happening to users on its platform. 

On Tuesday, TikTok unveiled a new feature that will require creators to label AI-generated content that contains "realistic images, audio, or video" to prevent misleading or confusing viewers, as per the press release.

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