Physical Address
304 North Cardinal St.
Dorchester Center, MA 02124
I told you that Save the slope came for your Youtube contentsAnd you believed me? I don’t know, maybe you’ve done it, but if you didn’t believe before, you’ll certainly do it now. According to the CEO of YouTube, Neal Mohan, who gave a speech to the International Creativity Festival in Cannes Lions on Wednesday, YouTube obtains a new tool that generates shorts from “Scratch”. To zero, I mean with the help of Google recently revealed I see 3 generators AI. It is true, a single shop shop for AI Sols is incoming, which should be great if you like never know what is real or false.
Mohan, like many tech executives and otherwise, is definitely very enthusiastic about the potential of the AI to shake the game. Here is what he said during his speech, According to The Hollywood Reporter.
“The communities will continue to surprise us with the power of their collective fandom. And the advanced AI technology will reproduce the limits of human creativity. My biggest bet is that YouTube will continue to be the stadium where everything is going. Where anyone with a story to share can transform their dream into a career … and anyone with a voice can bring people together and change the world. ”
Of course, this is a possibility, I suppose. The other possibility? A new mountain of undesirable content which does not write your general selection of YouTube fodder or protect the line already besieged between reality and fiction. I hate being the guy of the sliding resident slope, but how far are we really going to take this? According to Mohan, quite weird. “The possibilities with AI are unlimited,” said Mohan when opening. “Many things can change in a generation. Entertainment itself has changed more over the past two decades than any other moment in history. The creators led this revolution. ”
People use VEO3 to give life to the story in the form of vlogs 🤣
Via History Visualizedbyai on YouTube pic.twitter.com/c5ojcbytbj
– Tanay Jaipuria (@tayj) June 15, 2025
It is a little ironic to praise the content revolution led by the creator on the one hand and to introduce a watershed tool that helps to suck all their content and regurgitate it in AI Sols on the other, but good, which counts? Oh, it’s true, Hollywood is. As the Hollywood Reporter noted, YouTube has already concluded an agreement with the Creative Artists Agency (CAA) which gives artists and athletes control of their resemblance. But it’s just a few Artists who agree with the capitulation of the apparent tsunami of the video generation. Hundreds of other actors have already expressed their concerns about the potential of the AI to ruin their careers and plunder their intellectual property. Consequently, they called for regulations on generative AI and its implementation. You may have gathered the simple fact of my writing these words at the moment that these cries for a legal framework have not really gone anywhere. They could never, to be honest, which brings me back to the plans of YouTube for a future tap AI Sols.
Here we are, on the precipice of real and false, looking at the horizon of God knows what, while waiting for the deluge of Ai Salp to kicks us and cries in the ravine of existential pain of AI. I am not saying that the generative shorts of YouTube will be the Lynchpin in this future frankly depressing and filled with a slope, but it cannot be denied that it is a sign of the head in a sloppy direction. I guess we can get used to it as well. I mean, it can’t get Worse than MRBEASTRIGHT? RIGHT?
