YouTube's 85.7 Million-Subscriber Mark Rober: Real Stunts Beat AI Slop
Former NASA engineer Mark Rober, whose channel has 85.7 million subscribers, says real-world stunts are the moat against AI slop as cheap video floods social media.
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Former NASA engineer Mark Rober, whose channel has 85.7 million subscribers, says real-world stunts are the moat against AI slop as cheap video floods social media.
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