TheoHistory storyteller · 15K followers
The voice that wasn't his
Theo started using a realistic AI voice to narrate his history Reels. It sounded like a real documentary host.
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What happened
He never switched on the AI label. A viewer asked if the narrator was a real person, and Theo realized nobody could tell.
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The rule behind it
A realistic AI voiceover is one of Meta's own examples of content that may need an 'AI info' label. Meta says there may be penalties for skipping it.
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Getting paid by following the rules
- Turn on the AI label for every Reel with AI narration.
- Mention it in the caption. His audience cared more about the stories than the voice.
The lesson
If people could mistake it for real, label it.
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