向低劣内容宣战：Youtube 累计删除 47+ 亿播放量的“AI 垃圾”

Core Insights - YouTube has initiated a cleanup operation targeting low-quality AI-generated content, having shut down or removed dozens of channels since November 2022, which collectively amassed over 4.7 billion views [1][6] - The term "AI slop" refers to low-quality media produced in bulk by generative AI, similar to "spam," and is prevalent in short video formats on platforms like YouTube [1] - YouTube's CEO, Neal Mohan, has emphasized that combating "AI slop" and identifying deepfakes will be a priority for the platform in 2026 [7] Group 1 - YouTube has removed at least 16 channels from the top 100 AI content channels, which had a total of approximately 35 million subscribers and over 4.7 billion views [1] - One of the affected channels, "CuentosFacianantes," had around 5.95 million subscribers and an annual revenue of approximately $2.6575 million, with a total view count of about 1.28 billion [6] - The second-ranked channel, "Imperio de Jesus," had 5.87 million subscribers [6] Group 2 - YouTube is developing new mechanisms to reduce the spread of low-quality, repetitive AI content, building on its existing anti-spam and clickbait systems [11] - The platform will remove any "harmful synthetic media" that violates community guidelines and provide tools for creators to identify and block deepfake content [11] - This initiative marks a significant step in managing the proliferation of AI content, although challenges remain in achieving comprehensive governance [11]