Blocking AI-generated content

[Unknown-Players]

Hello everyone,

I wanted to ask if the proxy will eventually offer support for blocking AI-generated content, such as deepfakes and AI-generated YouTube videos, etc. The internet is currently flooded with this kind of content.

Therefore, I'm asking if such a feature will be offered in the proxy at some point.

Thanks and best regards.

[ra-at-diladele-com]

As the filter only has access to actual HTTP requests/responses unless there is some way to say tell google to show only human content (like safe search modifying the URL requested) or look into some attributes of say images - this would be highly unlikely.

May I ask if you have any reference to say google/bing/yt documentation which allows the filter to enforce say some header to exclude AI content from responses? I could not find anything.

[Unknown-Players]

For example, according to the EU AI regulation, starting in August 2026, the EU will require that such content be tagged. This is also stated in the EU's AI Act.

Currently, companies or creators are not yet obligated to do this. However, there are apparently ways to filter it; see, for example, the Chrome extension available in the Google Play Store.

https://chromewebstore.google.com/detail/ai-content-shield-ai-dete/eoghcliblbhjimkgnfemelcpfdnmiceo

Therefore, there must be a way to identify it. Most of these are created by AI agents, usually on websites or YouTube, etc.