Arijeta Lajka

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76 appearances 1 recordings 1 series first heard Mar 2026 last heard 6 Mar

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Hard Fork · OpenAI's Fog of War + Betting on Iran + Hard Fork Review of Slop · 6 Mar 2026 podcast

And in this case, you know, parents can't really talk amongst themselves as to what the video is.

Yeah, we came across several Reddit forums where people were asking how to get around this AI slop for kids, whether there was a filter on YouTube.

Some parents recommended making a playlist.

Other parents were like, get off YouTube altogether.

And I think a lot of it is also going to fall on parents to closely supervise what kids are watching since the algorithm is pushing so much of this content.

So there's a lot of factors to consider.

So these videos contain extraneous effects.

And we know that when videos contain all these bedazzling elements, kids can learn as well.

They're also devoid of a narrative arc, which is really beneficial for kids to watch content with the beginning, middle, and end with characters they can relate to, that they're familiar with, watching content that uses short phrases that they can understand and doesn't feature these abstract concepts.

You know, worst case, a lot of these videos are fantastical and that could be cognitively overloading to the child.

And when it comes to short form content, experts say for children under five, we know their attention systems are still developing.

So it's hard for them to follow rapid changes.

And it really puts a heavy burden on children to process that information, especially when we see this more realistic, fantastical content of animals, you know, showing bizarre behaviors.

I mean, these videos are recommended to me and these channels multiple times.

And I've been looking at these videos since November.

And what has it done to your brain?

I do, yeah, the alphabet and, you know, those songs really get stuck in your head, right?

And then it's just so fascinating to me how much more these videos are recommended to me than more thoughtful content like PBS Kids, for example, because PBS Kids also puts out shorts, but I was seeing more of this than PBS Kids.

Because so many of these videos are animated, it may not be obvious to some parents that these are AI generated.

But we were working in a more contained environment.

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