The YouTube Drama Channel landscape has evolved over the platform’s 20 years, but they still rely on a proven marketing gambit: clickbait. The generated AI tools bring it back in a big and shocking way.
For example, dozens of channels have been using AI-generated thumbnails and fake quotes of pseudonyms to improve perspective and profits, and have been called Sean “Diddy” comb trials, many of which use celebrity similarities and graphic language to attract viewers. The indicator was first reported, and later guardianOver the past 12 months, about 900 videos on about 26 channels have generated nearly 70 million views, even as big technology claims to crack down on deep litigation and misinformation.
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Most channels that share the so-called “Diddy Slop” rely not only on AI thumbnails, but also on AI-generated narratives to mislead their misleading celebrities – like Brad Pitt, Will Smith, Justin Bieber, Justin Bieber, Joe Rogan (Justin Bieber), Justin Bieber, Joe Rogan (Justin Bieber), Justin Bieber, Joe Rogan (Justin Bieber), Justin Bieber, even U.S. Attorney Pam Bondi – the Attorney General of Pam Bondi – a report on experimental sexual abuse. The report found that most of the videos reissued real trial images or local news reports, with only a few stepping into completely deep videos. Faceless channels specifically targeting AI-generated clickbait content have also taken over Tiktok, slipping through the platform’s automatic audit tool and threatening to expand the already complex information landscape and make a living with wrong information and conspiracy.
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While YouTube policies should prevent such videos from getting monetized, it turns out to be a profitable income generator. “If you say, ‘Hey, how do I make $50,000 as soon as possible?’ First is like doing fucking drugs [dealing]but the second one might be to start the Diddy channel. guardian. YouTube responded to metrics when reporting it said it removed 16 channels and canceled several other channels.
The platform has been working on a growing number of AI-generated images and videos taking over its content suggestions and even ad spaces – in 2024, the site used celebrity similarities to remove over 1,000 AI-generated scam ad products. AI-generated thumbnails have spread across the platform, with a widespread rebound recently as YouTube Giant Mr.Beast, which debuted, then quickly put aside a generated AI tool that will automatically generate compelling thumbnails.
Broadly speaking, YouTube and its company owner Alphabet have a big leaning towards generated AI for its own purposes, including a new YouTube Shorts Video Generator that leverages Google DeepMind’s VEO 2 and a combined AI-Power search tool and a recommended quality user recommendation engine.
