@playpokpok: There is an increase in AI-generated videos on YouTube that are being served to kids, spreading incorrect information and intentionally overstimulating them. One of the most upsetting things? They’re pretending to be educational when they’re really designed for one thing: clicks. We’re not judging parents who lean on this content. We are questioning why platforms are allowing thousands of these videos to exist in the first place. Kids deserve content that’s been created with care, not mass-produced for ad revenue. At a minimum, if content is being recommended to children, it should meet a basic standard of quality and accuracy. What do you think? Should YouTube be doing more to crack down on AI slop aimed at kids? 🎙️Hear the full conversation in our latest episode of “Parenting, apparently” at the link in bio! #parentingpodcast #artificialintelligence #digitalkids #parenting