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.

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 ...

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 ...

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 ...

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 ...

YouTube is currently witnessing a massive influx of automated content, but few creators have mastered the algorithm quite like one specific Indian channel. By blending AI-generated visuals with simple ...

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