Some creators banned will be able to apply for a new channel, but not for copyright strikes.

YouTube has explained its plan to give some creators "second chances" though it isn't saying exactly who will qualify.

He says he's worried about what will happen to millions of creators when AI videos are as good as normal ones.

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Alphabet Inc's YouTube is rolling out its version of social media rival TikTok, a new short-form video service called Shorts, enabled within its video-sharing platform.

YouTube launches a “Second Chance” program letting some banned creators rejoin under new rules as it loosens content moderation policies.