Yes, it's slop but folks still eat it up

Based on this article by John Ruwitch at NPR.

Rapidly produced, often bizarre videos made with generative AI, are proliferating across social media platforms. For creators, these videos are a fun and highly lucrative endeavor, with one student earning $9,000 in a single month by making nonsensical AI cat clips designed to go viral.

Critics argue this flood of low-effort content crushes human creators, clutters feeds with meaningless spam, and can be used to spread misinformation. Platforms are in a difficult position, attempting to penalize "inauthentic" content while simultaneously investing in and promoting the very AI technology that fuels the trend.

Check out the article and see some slop.

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