his video and the comment he posted and pinned to the top of the YouTube commments.
He found that the AI user had multiple channels offering fake expertise about different interests that may also have been fake, just picked as clickbait. Which is something I've been warning people about here for a while. Not only is it a mistake to assume an AI-generated.video has accurate information, but it's a mistake to believe it truly represents the AI user's real interests and opinions. Whoever uses AI to generate anti-Trump protest songs, for instance, might very well have a pro-Trump channel, both used purely as clickbait.
@samuraiguitarist
5 days ago (edited)
Alright so after making this video I've gone further down the rabbit hole. I was able to find a list of all the PDF's being sold by the guy who made the one listed on the Everything Fender US channel. From there I just googled up the names of these ebooks and found a tonne of videos pointing to them. They are all AI and look very similar just with different interests like history, gardening, motorcycles, more guitar channels, fishing, etc. I suspect it's a fairly large network of these types of AI channels being run by the same guy(s) on a variety of interests that specifically seem to appeal to middle aged men. Who knows how much he pulls in but if it's as widespread as it appears I would guess it's a decent amount. I think a bigger question is, if some guy can do this from his bedroom and fool people with the tools we all have access to, what can someone who has significantly more resources do with this tech? Where does this go next.
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