If you feel like you're seeing a lot more AI-generated slop on YouTube, you're right.
A Kapwing study reveals how AI slop has become a global presence on YouTube, with billions of views and growing influence ...
More than one in five videos shown to new YouTube users are now considered “AI slop,” according to a new report.
Video editing firm Kapwing highlights AI slop's definition as careless, low-quality content generated by computer ...
A new report shows that over 20% of Youtube's feed is AI slop. A US-based channel has the most subscribers of any slop ...
An AI-powered VTuber has become the most subscribed-to streamer on Twitch, overtaking every human creator on the platform.
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AI slop and brainrot content now make up 1 in 2 YouTube Shorts recommendations, study reveals
That's according to new research from video-editing company Kapwing (as reported by the Guardian ), which found that more ...
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