AI Slop Report: The Global Rise of Low-Quality AI Videos
Kapwing ·
Summary: Kapwing’s new research shows that 21-33% of YouTube’s feed may consist of AI slop or brainrot videos. But which countries and channels are achieving the greatest reach — and how much money might they make? We analyzed social data to find out.
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Kapwing, on 28 Nov 2025. The full article is at the source link on this page.