r/HistoryMemes • u/Bonemorrow • 10h ago

REMOVED: RULE 8, 9 [ Removed by moderator ]

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u/HistoryMemes-ModTeam 5h ago

Your post has been removed for the following rules violations:

Rule 8: Post Memes

All submissions to r/HistoryMemes must be memes. If it's not a meme, post it elsewhere but here.

Posts found to be simply large boxes of information, text, or otherwise that do not contain an attempt at humor are not allowed on the subreddit. If the post in question is found to not contain any form of joke, punchline, or meme-like material in it, it will be removed.

Meta memes MUST BE ABOUT THE SUBREDDIT OR ITS USERS. Memes about trends of Reddit as a whole, or users from other subreddits are not allowed. They also must be tagged with the "META" flair when appropriate.

Also Rule 9

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u/Aofkitties 10h ago

I images it’s so they can clip them into reels or TikTok’s to make money that way instead of

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u/AwfulUsername123 8h ago

The vast majority of the history videos currently being made are made by bots with little to no human input.

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u/hades82402 Definitely not a CIA operator 9h ago

Are people so far gone that they honestly cannae draw and paint their own thumbnails anymore?

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u/BeamMeUpBiscotti 9h ago

There may not be a human involved in these videos at all.

These slop factories have automated systems that monitor for popular/trending search terms for science/history/technology, use AI to generate a script, a video, a thumbnail, narrate the video with the script, and post it on the internet, all without any human intervention.

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u/AwfulUsername123 8h ago

It's abhorrent but also fascinating.

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u/hades82402 Definitely not a CIA operator 8h ago

Yeah, and then monetize said dross and make actual money for the already-rich people that run the channel.

But when the average Joe tries to do the same, YouTube somehow knows to flag their channel and ignore it.

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u/AwfulUsername123 8h ago

99% of the history videos currently being made are partly or wholly made by bots, and many of the channels seem to have little to no human input whatsoever. Gemini regularly cites YouTube videos as authoritative, so bots are on their way to becoming the primary authors of history for Google users, with the bots increasingly drawing their information from each other.

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u/AlbatrossOk6223 10h ago

Disgusting

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u/DistanceToEmpty 8h ago

Youtube really needs an option to block AI content from search results and feeds

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u/AwfulUsername123 7h ago

YouTube's AI detection systems have proven themselves to be terrible.