X Enhances Content Policies with 90-Day Revenue Bans on AI Combat Footage

By Patricia Miller

Mar 03, 2026

1 min read

X introduces a 90-day ban on revenue for creators sharing unlabeled AI combat footage, tightening content rules to ensure trust during conflicts.

X has implemented a significant update to its content policies, specifically targeting the use of AI-generated footage related to armed conflicts. Creators who share such videos without proper disclosure now face a 90-day suspension from the Creator Revenue Sharing Program. This move aims to combat potential misinformation and maintain the integrity of authentic information, especially during critical situations like armed conflicts.

The enforcement of these policies will rely on the Community Notes feature of the platform, as well as various embedded signals and metadata to assess compliance. The intention behind this tightening of rules is to ensure users have access to genuine information during times of geopolitical unrest, particularly as modern AI technology simplifies the creation of misleading content.

As these policies expand, they are crucial in preventing the erosion of trust in the information circulating on the platform. The Creator Revenue Sharing Program incentivizes users by allowing them to earn income based on their engagement metrics. To qualify for this, creators must adhere to specific criteria, including verified account status and certain engagement thresholds tied to X Premium interactions rather than relying on traditional ad revenues.

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