TikTok warns that videos labeled as AI but without a label may be removed from the platform.

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Social media strategist Keenya Kelly explained that TikTok cyprus b2b leads will prompt creators to add "AI tags" when uploading videos made entirely by AI systems. While many videos may use AI tools for editing or special effects, this only applies to content that is algorithmically generated from start to finish without human input.

Some AI technologies, such as voice-over or facial dubbing, remain controversial. TikTok’s labels provide a level of control without stifling innovation. However, creators are responsible for using tags responsibly.

However, Kelly believes TikTok is unlikely to remove AI content if it performs well and is labeled correctly. She argued that this warning gives TikTok the discretion to remove potentially problematic synthetic media if needed.

As AI algorithms become more powerful, TikTok’s AI tags may become a pioneering means of verifying the social platform’s authenticity. For now, marketers on TikTok should use the hashtag ethically and ensure transparency with their audience.

Keenya Kelly is a TikTok and Instagram Reels expert. She runs a social media agency and hosts the Keenya Kelly Podcast.

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