Has TikTok ever incorrectly tagged your videos as AI generated?

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The video taps into a common frustration among content creators regarding platform algorithms and their potential inaccuracies, creating a relatable problem that encourages engagement and sharing of experiences.

Summary

The creator discusses how TikTok incorrectly tagged her Canva tutorial video as containing AI-generated media, despite it being manually edited. She expresses frustration as there's no clear way to appeal or remove the tag, fearing it might impact the video's performance.

Structure

1Question about TikTok's AI tagging
2Personal experience with incorrect tagging
3Explanation of the video content (Canva tutorial)
4Frustration with the lack of appeal options
5Concern about performance impact
6Call for community experiences and solutions

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Has this happened to you? And if so, how did you fix it moving forward?

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Has TikTok ever incorrectly tagged your videos as AI generated? Content creators Contains AI-generated media

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Content creators I need your help. Has TikTok ever incorrectly tagged your videos as AI generated? Has TikTok one of your videos as "containing AI generated media"? Even though it doesn't contain AI generated media? Just posted this video on my personal brand Kate Robb LLC. You can see down here there's this little tag that says "Contains AI-generated media." That video was just me doing a Canva tutorial. I'm like in Canva, clicking buttons, doing everything manually. It is not an AI generated image. It's literally a picture that I'm editing in the tutorial. And I did not like click on a setting to activate this. It just showed up after I posted it. It doesn't look like there's any way to appeal this or get rid of this. I have a feeling the performance of the video could be affected because a lot of people don't like AI generated media, which I understand. I'm just curious, has this happened to you? And if so, how did you fix it moving forward?

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