Here's the latest AI slop creator ripping off my content.
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The video is offline because I sent them a copyright takedown, but here's a segment of it. Just vapid, useless slop.
YouTube is becoming flooded with this garbage and it's actively making the platform less viable for real creators to make real content.
@notjustbikes And then there's stupid shit like this, which I guess you can't ban https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tgIgHvWpGgs
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@notjustbikes "A modern train... but it still stops like a bus"
Someone just discovered that trams exist?I'm sorry that you have been robbed of your intellectual property. It may seem like an unfair battle, but we can't just go past and let such situations become the norm. Fingers crossed for your success!
@nusquam_tuta_fides @notjustbikes if we want to split hairs literally every passenger train "stops like a bus." Intercity busses are a thing.
I swear AI writes like a high schooler trying to pad out sentences for word count. So many pointless fluff sentences that add nothing.
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@burne @notjustbikes If you want to shill some platform then go ahead, but you should be outright lying about it.
Nebula isn't even a functioning website, it's just a "Sign up now" page. If I'm not going to post something on a website then I'm not going to sign up.
YouTube works without signing up, and it's free. Nebula is therefore not "a lot cheaper than youtube". Zero is cheaper than any non-zero amount. As for the rest of your sales-pitch, there's only ads on youtube if you don't know how to install ublock+blocktube+sponsorblock or newpipe on a mobile device.
If there's any actual advantage to that sign up page your shilling then say so, don't just make stuff up.
@chaekyung @burne @notjustbikes The whole point it's NOT to block ads, if you do, creators are not getting paid, thus no more content. Is it that difficult to understand? Anyway, Nebula is really good, low cost. It's about 2$ USD per month for really great content. Ad free. Stealing content, even the "free" one, it's not helping anybody.
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Here's the latest AI slop creator ripping off my content.
This time they ran my script through an AI "podcast" generator (likely the free one by Adobe) and put it under the footage from my latest video.
When I make my videos, I spend hours travelling and filming on-location to get real footage that can't be found anywhere else.
Then these AI slop creators steal it and release it as their own.
About 90% of my exposure to "AI" these days is just slop farms ripping me off.
@notjustbikes can you claim copyright on the stolen contents?
Edit: i see that yea, it works, but I know how annoying and time consuming this administrativia is.
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@nusquam_tuta_fides @notjustbikes if we want to split hairs literally every passenger train "stops like a bus." Intercity busses are a thing.
I swear AI writes like a high schooler trying to pad out sentences for word count. So many pointless fluff sentences that add nothing.
@beeoproblem @notjustbikes Yes, I know
I just saw the screenshot and that's what came to my mind first.I don't want to start the rant at AI yet another time, as I'll be most likely preaching to the converted here
There is no "intelligence" in AI whatsoever, only advanced statistics and datasets that were fed as an input. And, most of all, people who are behind it and who don't give a flying f**k about laws and respect to others' work. -
@burne @notjustbikes If you want to shill some platform then go ahead, but you should be outright lying about it.
Nebula isn't even a functioning website, it's just a "Sign up now" page. If I'm not going to post something on a website then I'm not going to sign up.
YouTube works without signing up, and it's free. Nebula is therefore not "a lot cheaper than youtube". Zero is cheaper than any non-zero amount. As for the rest of your sales-pitch, there's only ads on youtube if you don't know how to install ublock+blocktube+sponsorblock or newpipe on a mobile device.
If there's any actual advantage to that sign up page your shilling then say so, don't just make stuff up.
@chaekyung @burne @notjustbikes Nebula is a working streaming service that I have been using for years. Not sure where you got your "non-functioning website" from. It's very functional if you pay, although I mostly use the app.
It is cheaper than a YT subscription (although not cheaper than free YT). If you watch YT without the ads (no moral judgement here, I do it too) you are denying Jason the ad revenue, so if you do decide to spend the money and get a Nebula subscription - you are supporting him directly. It's your choice, and he should mention this option more often.
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Here's the latest AI slop creator ripping off my content.
This time they ran my script through an AI "podcast" generator (likely the free one by Adobe) and put it under the footage from my latest video.
When I make my videos, I spend hours travelling and filming on-location to get real footage that can't be found anywhere else.
Then these AI slop creators steal it and release it as their own.
About 90% of my exposure to "AI" these days is just slop farms ripping me off.
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@burne @notjustbikes If you want to shill some platform then go ahead, but you should be outright lying about it.
Nebula isn't even a functioning website, it's just a "Sign up now" page. If I'm not going to post something on a website then I'm not going to sign up.
YouTube works without signing up, and it's free. Nebula is therefore not "a lot cheaper than youtube". Zero is cheaper than any non-zero amount. As for the rest of your sales-pitch, there's only ads on youtube if you don't know how to install ublock+blocktube+sponsorblock or newpipe on a mobile device.
If there's any actual advantage to that sign up page your shilling then say so, don't just make stuff up.
@chaekyung @burne @notjustbikes
Nebula beats YouTube by a county mile
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The video is offline because I sent them a copyright takedown, but here's a segment of it. Just vapid, useless slop.
YouTube is becoming flooded with this garbage and it's actively making the platform less viable for real creators to make real content.
@notjustbikes OMG I had a coworker who fed a 600 page long federal regulation doc from the US into an LLM and had it generate a podcast and it sounded exactly like this.
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@remove_huilo Social media existed already in the early 1990s with mailinglists, chats, forums and even video. And it was great!
I think that you mean the algorithm-driven big and centralised social media platforms?
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@thibaultmol
Thanks for the tip. Looks great!
IMHO it should be in Youtubes own interest to block pure AI slop. If the platform becomes known to be flooded with slop, people will inevitably turn away and that means less revenue for them.
@notjustbikes@bike4climate Like all AI companies Google is desperate for AI to gain traction. They choose to shoot both feet in hopes they grow new ones. @thibaultmol @notjustbikes
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@chaekyung @burne @notjustbikes The whole point it's NOT to block ads, if you do, creators are not getting paid, thus no more content. Is it that difficult to understand? Anyway, Nebula is really good, low cost. It's about 2$ USD per month for really great content. Ad free. Stealing content, even the "free" one, it's not helping anybody.
@llanero24 @chaekyung @burne @notjustbikes
I said 'no ads', not 'block ads'. Don't put words in my mouth.
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@llanero24 @chaekyung @burne @notjustbikes
I said 'no ads', not 'block ads'. Don't put words in my mouth.
@burne @chaekyung @notjustbikes While you're included on the thread, the reply was not aimed at you my friend
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Here's the latest AI slop creator ripping off my content.
This time they ran my script through an AI "podcast" generator (likely the free one by Adobe) and put it under the footage from my latest video.
When I make my videos, I spend hours travelling and filming on-location to get real footage that can't be found anywhere else.
Then these AI slop creators steal it and release it as their own.
About 90% of my exposure to "AI" these days is just slop farms ripping me off.
@notjustbikes “Don’t Recommend Channel” doing a lot of work lately
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Here's the latest AI slop creator ripping off my content.
This time they ran my script through an AI "podcast" generator (likely the free one by Adobe) and put it under the footage from my latest video.
When I make my videos, I spend hours travelling and filming on-location to get real footage that can't be found anywhere else.
Then these AI slop creators steal it and release it as their own.
About 90% of my exposure to "AI" these days is just slop farms ripping me off.
@notjustbikes I am wondering if there would be a possibility tp prevent the content theft? I mean, peertube also would be allowing to rip the content i guess.
Unfortunately this will lead to more and more Content from Creators, that is hidden by a paywall/user-login to prevent content theft. -
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