Synthetic content is material generated or altered with artificial intelligence that can look real: a face, a voice or a scene that never happened the way it appears. Several platforms, YouTube among them, require whoever uploads a video to disclose whether it contains realistic synthetic parts, so viewers know that part is not original footage.
In ōrbita
When you publish a YouTube video, this disclosure is required and does not come preselected: ōrbita blocks scheduling or publishing until you answer it. A person always answers it; even if you have your AI connected to ōrbita, it cannot fill it in for you. Details in the YouTube guide.
Also known as: AI-generated content, synthetic video, generative AI in video.