X Requires Labels on AI-Generated Armed-Conflict Videos, Threatens Revenue-Sharing Bans
X's creator revenue-sharing program pays eligible accounts based on content engagement, but AI-generated imagery can blur the line between authentic records and fabricated material during wartime, amplifying misinformation. X has therefore added disclosure requirements for armed-conflict videos to its monetization rules. The policy does not ban AI content but requires creators to clearly identify its origin.
Under X's revised rules, revenue-sharing participants must explicitly label AI-generated videos depicting armed conflict. Failure to disclose will result in a 90-day suspension, while repeat or serious violations may lead to permanent disqualification from revenue sharing. The platform will use Community Notes and AI-detection technology for verification; available information does not specify an effective date or the amount of revenue affected.
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