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What are your thoughts on AI-generated short videos?

I've been noticing a rise in AI-generated short videos, particularly those focused on historical themes like Greek and Roman history. While they can be intriguing at first, I find that they tend to lose their appeal quickly. I've also seen examples where creators tested these AI tools over a month and ended up with no views. For those who have tried creating AI-generated content, what has been your experience? Do you think there's a genuine use case for this technology, or is it just cluttering the platform with low-quality content?
markwhitakermarkwhitaker

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I've found that AI-generated videos often lack the personal touch and authenticity that viewers crave. When I first watched some history-themed shorts, I was curious about how they were made. However, the excitement wore off quickly as I realized they didn't provide any real engagement or depth. The narrative often felt robotic and disconnected, which made it hard for me to stay interested.
mayerkatherinemayerkatherine
From my perspective, there's definitely a place for AI in content creation, but it shouldn't replace the human element. For example, AI might be great for generating surreal or experimental art videos that would be hard to produce otherwise. But when it comes to educational or historical content, I believe the impact comes from thorough research and a creator's passion.
johnsonbrianjohnsonbrian
It’s also important to consider the audience's trust. When I watch AI-generated videos, I often question the accuracy of the information presented. If I’m unsure about the credibility of the content, I’ll likely scroll past it. Authenticity and reliable information are key in building a loyal audience.
michelle13michelle13
One major concern I see is that many creators using AI seem to prioritize quantity over quality. It feels like a lot of people are treating YouTube as a cash machine, trying to flood the platform with content just to see what sticks. In my view, this diminishes the artistic value of the platform and disheartens creators who genuinely care about their craft.
marshjennifermarshjennifer
I think the current landscape is a bit depressing. It’s sad to see creators who don’t care about their audience or the art of content creation. They just want to churn out videos for the sake of views. This shift in focus from quality to quantity can ultimately harm the platform and the community as a whole.
nguyentonynguyentony

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