seeing some millennials repeatedly fall for slop YouTube nostalgia channels with 10m+ videos coming out every 3-4 days and scripts/descriptions that scream chatgpt is so demoralizing

even moreso when you can see YouTube has marked the video as such under the description

pictured: definitely a script written and read by a person
@vantiss it's actually one two a hundred episodes. They were counting in their head. /s
@vantiss slop nostalgia channels?
@waitworry
stuff millennials tend to be nostalgic for, like old Disney or Nickelodeon content, "lost" media, weird product lines or toys from the 90s, etc
@vantiss but how would you be nostalgic for something a slop machine made up?

@waitworry
oh, I mean, it's typically about a real thing

but the video is generally mostly or entirely ChatGPT written, commonly uses AI-generated background music and/or visual stills when not showing direct pictures/shots of the media, and sometimes has AI-generated narration at various levels of quality

@waitworry
the thing my screenshot is from is about an entirely real show

but it's AI-scripted and read with AI stills and probably also background music

@vantiss oh ok I guess people are just letting it run in the background while they eat dinner or something