H&M announced it will use AI-generated digital clones of about 30 models in its social media and marketing campaigns. The models will own the rights to their digital twins, receive payment when they’re used, and control how and when they’re utilized—even allowing them to work with other companies, including competitors.

Instagram’s upcoming app, Edits, is expected to launch in the next few weeks, according to Adam Mosseri.

Pinterest is set to begin training its AI models, known as Pinterest Canvas, using publicly available data that users save or upload to the platform.

TikTok has launched a new Group Shot feature, available in chat.

YouTube announced the development of AI detection and control tools for creators, artists, actors, musicians, and athletes.

YouTube is experimenting with a new integration with Google Gemini, the AI tool from YouTube’s parent company. I

Reddit will soon begin testing AI-generated summaries.

Meta updated its AI label to ‘AI Info’ from ‘Made With AI’ following feedback and frustration from creators. This change addresses concerns, especially among photographers, who found their posts labeled 'Made With AI' when using basic editing tools, due to Meta’s adoption of industry standards like C2PA to identify AI usage.

YouTube has updated its Erase Song tool with an AI-powered algorithm to accurately detect and remove copyrighted content.

After several months of testing, TikTok has announced Symphony Digital Avatars, which are generative AI avatars of real people.

YouTube is updating the Inspiration Tab in Studio, formerly known as the Research Tab, by adding Ideas and Outlines.

LinkedIn is adopting Coalition for Content Provenance and Authenticity (C2PA) standards, to identify AI-generated content