[Feature] removal of AI generated slop, via community reporting

[TuuBiiSan]

as title says, allow the community to report videos as AI generated slop (can also include non-AI content farming slop) so we can just skip em or hide em in our results/recommendations

[EthanBnntt]

Ooh, this would be a wonderful feature, but might be hard to implement. We should add a video tag for "AI Generated," similar to how we have a tag for "Exclusive Access."

[PasttaTypo]

This was discussed in the discord before. SponsorBlock isn't a tool to hide clickbait-y channels or auto generated slop. It was designed to skip sponsors, plugs, and other promos within videos, and it only extended outside of that to mark videos that are entirely self-promo, sponsor, etc. Basically, SponsorBlock isn't a fact-checker and never will be.
For what it's worth, YouTube actually plans to implement some kind of AI disclosure on videos, ironically powered by AI. Read More on YT Blog
You can block YT channels from your homepage and video page by going to drop-down and "Don't Recommend Channel." For more extensive blocking, BlockTube is available from the Chrome Store and has options for blocking YT channels and videos, and Ajay's own DeArrow replaces thumbnails and titles with less sensational ones.
Of course, report channels to YouTube that are violating any policy on spam or misleading practices.

[Beethoven-n]

could we get a tag to skip AI-generated sections of videos, though? it seems in-scope, as sponsorblock already has a filler/tangent tag that isn't related to promotions at all

[E-Kou]

Yes I would love this.
@PasttaTypo Personally I see SponsorBlock as a tool to perfect the quality of the viewer's watching experience, and marking the AI BS the platform is getting even more full of day-by-day is becoming more and more of a necessity.

Yes I'd love that. This low effort slop is really cluttering up the site lately, I wish to not see it. At all. Special in shorts!