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Nearly 60% of TikTok videos shown to new users are AI slop, study finds
Nearly six out of every ten videos TikTok serves to a brand-new account are AI-generated junk. That is the central finding of a report published by video editing platform Kapwing, which analysed 10,742 TikTok videos across 20 popular categories and separately examined the first 500 videos shown on the For You page of a freshly [] This story continues at The Next Web
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Mashable
· Jul 2, 2026
Austin Evans says the biggest creator mindset shift is learning to think beyond the next video
Tech creator Austin Evans reflects on 17 years on YouTube, building a team, using AI, and the metrics that matter now.
Seeking Alpha
· Jul 8, 2026
Why Consumer AI Appears To Be Lagging Enterprise
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Novara Media
· Jul 7, 2026
People Who Use AI More Also Dislike It Most, Study Reveals
Young people in the US use AI more than any other demographic in the country – but they’re also the most likely to think its effects on society will be detrimental. As chatbot use hits 49 in the US and president Donald Trump fast-tracks ever more data centres, new research shows that only a sliver []
CNET
· Jun 29, 2026
Tidal to Label AI-Generated Music and Remove Fraudulent Material
The company said listeners should know whether the content they are listening to is AI-generated.
The Next Web
· Jul 10, 2026
Tingyu Su on why AI startups should treat the founding designer as a strategic hire from the start of company building
Artificial intelligence has dramatically accelerated software development, making it easier than ever to transform ideas into working products. According to Stanford’s recent report, AI performance on a key coding benchmark jumped from 60 to nearly 100 in a single year, while organizational AI adoption reached 88. As AI capabilities continue to expand, Tingyu Su believes the challenge is no [] This story continues at The Next Web
BOL News
· Jun 22, 2026
AI-Generated videos dominate key categories on TikTok, study warns
Kapwing study finds significantly higher AI content in TikTok feeds compared to YouTube Shorts. The post AI-Generated videos dominate key categories on TikTok, study warns appeared first on BOL News.
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Related coverage for "Nearly 60% of TikTok videos shown to new users are AI slop, study finds": Mashable — Austin Evans says the biggest creator mindset shift is learning to think beyond the next video. Seeking Alpha — Why Consumer AI Appears To Be Lagging Enterprise. Novara Media — People Who Use AI More Also Dislike It Most, Study Reveals. CNET — Tidal to Label AI-Generated Music and Remove Fraudulent Material. The Next Web — Tingyu Su on why AI startups should treat the founding designer as a strategic hire from the start of company building. BOL News — AI-Generated videos dominate key categories on TikTok, study warns