> keep pace with the growth of YouTube, which now sees over 200 billion daily Shorts views and over a billion hours of watch time on TV
Yeah, it has nothing to do with artificial intelligence content flooding your platform with non-sense.
This will only make things more difficult for new normal human creators who are now incentived to spam content as much as possible (and likely use AI to bridge the gap).
Youtube needs to figure out the slop problem and if they support it or not.
> keep pace with the growth of YouTube, which now sees over 200 billion daily Shorts views and over a billion hours of watch time on TV
Yeah, it has nothing to do with artificial intelligence content flooding your platform with non-sense.
This will only make things more difficult for new normal human creators who are now incentived to spam content as much as possible (and likely use AI to bridge the gap).
Youtube needs to figure out the slop problem and if they support it or not.