23 minutes ago · Tech · hide

I realised again yesterday how bad this issue is becoming on YouTube. It is especially YouTube as these “creators” get rewarded finically for the views. I watched a video that just sounded like that typical way that the narration goes, challenging assumptions, and winding things up and down. The confirmation came though at about 17 minutes in when a narration slide briefly appeared for 2 seconds showing the narration transition instruction. That video has over a million views in the last week. Worst also is, there is no declaration that AI was used in the audio or video creation. That contravenes YouTube rules, but I really doubt that YouTube will take any action on my report. The problem is YouTube also benefits off these views as the advertisers pay them too. The money just corrupts that whole system. Real content creators, apart from the very big ones, just get buried underneath this. So I went looking for ways to just block this slop out. What surfaced was AiList that works on…

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