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@RyanJaress As a direct question, which I also asked in another thread: If fully AI-generated courses without any sign of any human being are not allowed on Udemy, why are there so many of it? These courses ruin the reputation of the platform, and I wonder, if they're not even allowed by policy, how do they make it past the pre-publishing review process of Udemy?

It is still weird that if we use AI we have to say it as the FIRST thing in a course description, even if it is ONLY Udemy's AI.

Does Udemy plan to make a default disclaimer somewhere for all the courses that are opted in to the Udemy AI?

I would assume 80%+ are opted in, that is A LOT of descriptions that could have just have just had the <generic Udemy AI disclaimer>.