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tinrobot

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5. A lot of it is tagged "synthetic" by YouTube.

Reply to leftstreet (Reply #2)

Wed Feb 18, 2026, 11:57 AM

Feb 18

Those should be easy.

A lot of them make absurd claims that just don't hold water, which would fall under "misinformation". Not to hard to spot.

But the rest could be in a grey area.

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We need to add an alert for AI Slop/Misinformation [View all] tinrobot Feb 18 OP

I'll go one step further GusBob Feb 18 #1

Can all jury members determine AI slop? leftstreet Feb 18 #2

A lot of it is tagged "synthetic" by YouTube. tinrobot Feb 18 #5

It's even worse with historical videos bucolic_frolic Feb 18 #3

You beat me to it! Ocelot II Feb 18 #4

It can't be done EarlG Feb 18 #6