Bandar Apna Dost: Indian YouTube channel earns around Rs 35 crore a year using AI, here’s How (image YouTube) A YouTube channel from India called “Bandar Apna Dost” has become a global sensation.

A YouTube channel from India has found itself at the forefront of an international debate about the role of Artificial Intelligence, creativity, and monetised content on the web. The rapid-succession ...

An Indian YouTube channel is making tens of crores of rupees by posting low-effort, AI-generated videos. This trend, known as “AI slop”, is rapidly changing how we watch videos online. It also raises ...

The rise of Indian YouTube channel Bandar Apna Dost proves that 'AI slop' is now a multi-million-pound industry. YouTube is currently witnessing a massive influx of automated content, but few creators ...

The rise of Indian YouTube channel Bandar Apna Dost proves that 'AI slop' is now a multi-million-pound industry. YouTube Screenshot / Bandar Apna Dost AI-generated YouTube is currently witnessing a ...

A more than two-week standoff between Disney and Google came to an end after the two sides agreed to a new carriage rights deal that brought Disney's slate of networks back to YouTube TV. "We’re happy ...

After a 15-day standoff, Disney and Google finally agreed on a new carriage rights deal that will bring Disney's slate of networks back to YouTube TV customers. The standoff initiated on Oct. 30 when ...

After more than two weeks into the blackout on YouTube TV amid the carriage dispute with Disney continued, college football fans can rejoice after the two sides struck a new deal that will return the ...

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You're waking up on Saturday morning, hoping to watch some College GameDay ahead of Week 11 (where is it this week? Lubbock!). But there's a problem if you watch ESPN on YouTube TV: Due to the dispute ...