If you’ve ever opened YouTube and seen a talking AI SpongeBob, a looping slime video, or something that feels engineered to ...

Many creators complain that despite their hard work, their videos don't get views. In 2026, YouTube has become smarter than ...

Tech giants such as YouTube have looked to curb the spread of low-quality ‘AI slop’, but they also view AI-generated content ...

More than 20 per cent of the videos that the YouTube algorithm shows to new users are ‘AI-slops’, referring to low-quality AI ...

A Kapwing study reveals that over 20 percent of videos recommended to new YouTube users are low-quality, AI-generated content ...

Low-quality AI-generated content is now saturating social media – and generating about $117m a year, data shows ...

Together, these AI slop channels have amassed more than 63bn views and 221m subscribers, generating about €99m in revenue ...

YouTube is massive in 2025. More than 2.7 billion people watch every month, and hundreds of hours of video content go live each minute. With that much noise, even strong clips can sit with a low view ...

If you feel like you're seeing a lot more AI-generated slop on YouTube, you're right.

AI-generated videos now make up as much as one-third of YouTube feeds, raising serious questions about authenticity.

YouTube keeps growing fast. In 2025, there were more than 2.5 billion active YouTube users and over 100 million YouTube ...

Discover how YouTube Shorts drive video marketing trends in 2026. Learn short-form video content ideas, marketing strategy, ...