YouTubers Are Making AI Slop for Babies

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YouTube on an iPhone users may Soon be able to pay for Premium or Premium Lite subscriptions.

As if usual content for children isn't bad enough.

MrBeast said 3 key factors make his YouTube videos popular

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YouTuber MrBeast (Jimmy Donaldson) speaking at an event, wearing a black shirt.
MrBeast's YouTube videos reach hundreds of millions of subscribers.

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YouTube might soon let you tweak your suggested content with AI prompts

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YouTube is testing AI-style prompts that let users tailor their Home feed suggestions.

Meet the 21-year-old former MrBeast staffer building an AI startup to help creators make viral videos

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Palo cofounders Shivam Kumar (30) and Jay Neo (21).
Palo cofounders Shivam Kumar (30) and Jay Neo (21).

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YouTube revives in-app direct messaging in surprise test

Android Central
YouTube is once again testing a built-in direct messaging feature.

YouTube Music might finally fix its biggest playlist headache for a long time

Android Central
YouTube Music could be finally giving playlists a much-needed upgrade, but not for the platform you'd expect.

Google who? How a new generation of media startups is thriving without search traffic

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A flowerpot sprouting up a computer screen displaying a digital flower

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Disney and YouTube TV have reached a deal after a costly, lengthy blackout

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Packers fan celebrating
YouTube TV subscribers missed the "Monday Night Football" matchup between the Green Bay Packers and Philadelphia Eagles, but will be able to watch college football this weekend.

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MrBeast revealed how much of his $5 billion company he owned in a deposition last year

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YouTube creator MrBeast
MrBeast is YouTube's top creator.

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Why Reels' $50 billion business is great for Meta, but not creators

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Mark Zuckerberg poses for photographers in New York, October 2025
Mark Zuckerberg's Meta launched Reels as a TikTok response five years ago. Now it's a $50 billion business.

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