- Over 100 YouTube channels are using AI to generate fake celebrity videos, attracting viewers with fictional content.
- Despite their obvious inauthenticity, these ‘cheapfake’ videos tap into a psychological aspect that hooks people’s attention.
- The trend of AI-generated content on YouTube raises concerns about the manipulation of viewers and the spread of misinformation.
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