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TikTok aims to catch more accounts posting AI spam.

The platform is testing improvements to its spam detection system to help identify accounts posting AI-generated spam related to politics, current events, financial advice, medical information, and other topics that could “pose a risk to public trust or well-being.”

TikTok is also joining the C2PA Steering Committee.

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