YouTube's AI War Feed Floods Viewers // AIDRAN

What makes the YouTube AI military content problem structurally durable is that it does not require coordinated deception to persist — it requires only that ad revenue flows equally to fabricated and verified content. The creators posting simulated India-Pakistan wars ^[3] or 2050 weapons forecasts ^[4] are operating within the platform's stated rules. Their content is labeled as AI-generated in some cases; the disclaimer does not interrupt monetization. Until the revenue model distinguishes between content that informs and content that merely captures attention through military imagery, the volume will not…

YouTube's AI Military Content Flood Has No Fact-Check Valve

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