Business Insider says Substack, YouTube, and other social platforms are cracking down on AI slop.

Business Insider reports that platforms including Substack and YouTube are cracking down on low-quality AI content. The changes put more pressure on creators to prove human judgment in writing, editing, voice, and visual work. Brands should define acceptable AI use before production starts. Managers should keep drafts, edit logs, and likeness approvals in case a platform decision affects payment.