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Slop

2026-08-28T11:05:18Z

Katiserie: Created page with "Slop is low-quality food usually given to pigs to make them fatter. An analogy of this had become slang in the recent years due to content creators mass-producing low-quality content to try to appeal to an audience. == Types of slop == === Cocomelon === === T-series === === Intellectual slop === === Explained in __ minutes videos === === Degenerocity clones === === TikTok slop === === Labubus ==="

Slop is low-quality food usually given to pigs to make them fatter. An analogy of this had become slang in the recent years due to content creators mass-producing low-quality content to try to appeal to an audience.

== Types of slop ==

=== Cocomelon ===

=== T-series ===

=== Intellectual slop ===

=== Explained in __ minutes videos ===

=== Degenerocity clones ===

=== TikTok slop ===

=== Labubus ===

Enshittification

2026-08-28T11:01:38Z

Katiserie:

Enshitiffication is a phenomenon where companies providing flagship services purposely make their platform worse. First they provide services for everyone, then they make services worse for customers while benefiting business customers, and then they make the service for everyone worse, to gain profit. Enshittification usually prioritizes money over users. Shareholders and investors need the money so they do just that, like putting ads everywhere, adding [[AI]] features, etc. for them.

=== Google ===
Google's search results have gotten worse over the years, partly due to people abusing SEO and partly due to Google ignoring the glaring issues with the platform and introducing an AI overview.

=== TikTok ===

=== YouTube ===
[[YouTube]] has faced enshittification, usually by putting frequent ads, blocking ad blockers, adding AI features for some regions within the app and website, and also having extremely ineffective AI moderation.<ref>https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QrHf9g5Kz08</ref><ref>https://www.reddit.com/r/youtube/comments/1u7jwf9/youtubes_ai_moderation_is_destroying_the_platform/</ref>

=== Duolingo ===
[[Duolingo]] is one of the most popular language learning apps to face enshittification. Enshittification of Duolingo was done by changing or removing features like limiting practice for hearts, making users watch ads to earn hearts, frequent ads, and switching over to a new system called Energy. Energy is the worst thing that came to Duolingo, you use energy by getting lessons correct, and you won't be able to do lessons anymore when you use all your energy.<ref>https://www.reddit.com/r/duolingo/comments/1flnzwh/what_happened_i_cant_practice_to_earn_hearts_now/</ref><ref>https://www.reddit.com/r/duolingo/comments/1l8nmpt/duolingos_new_energy_system_makes_the_application/</ref><ref>https://www.reddit.com/r/duolingo/comments/1iyretg/watch_an_ad_to_earn_a_heart_no_more_practice_to/</ref>

YouTube

2026-08-28T10:59:49Z

Katiserie:

[[File:YouTube 2024.webp|thumb|The current YouTube logo]]
'''YouTube''' is a video sharing platform and the place your child may be actively getting introduced to porn from. They are also known to intentionally make their website worse just so that people can have something to complain about. It also spies on your web history and everything you do.

<big>REMOVE THE "?si=1248972456" IN THE VIDEO URL BEFORE SHARING IT.</big>
[[File:Deep Humor under 2 months.png|left|thumb|[https://www.youtube.com/@DeepHumor Deep Humor]'s recent videos list (As of the 21st of August, 2026). All of these were posted within the span of 2-3 months]]
YouTube was created in 2004 as a dating website before later being changed to a video sharing platform after its founders started using their brains. The oldest YouTube video is "[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jNQXAC9IVRw Me at the zoo]" by [https://www.youtube.com/@jawed jawed], one of YouTube's founders. The platform was later bought out by [[Google]] for $1.65b in November 2006. YouTube's popularity would spike around this time, with some of the first YouTubers starting their channels around this time.

== Early days of YouTube ==

=== Prank videos ===

=== SMOSH ===

=== Google+ integration ===
When YouTube added Google+ integration, it was heavily criticized because YouTube would require you to have a Google+ account to make comments. TBD

=== Screamers ===

=== 301 views phenomenon ===
There was a phenomenon covered by [https://www.youtube.com/numberphile Numberphile] where when first uploading a video, your video would freeze at 301 views while its being checked for any material that violates the YouTube Community Guidelines and also to see if its being [[Viewbotting|viewbotted]]. Once that is finished, your video would get more views as normal. As an Easter egg and honorable mention to that phenomenon, YouTube freezed the view count on Numberphile's video to 301.<ref>https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oIkhgagvrjI</ref>

=== This is Bob ===
[[File:Bob comments 3.png|thumb|235x235px|An example of a comment section filled with This is Bob spam.]]
'''This is Bob''' was/is a [[Copypastas|copypasta]] that was spread around YouTube comments around 2010 and 2013. Originally spreading as a comment people would spam just for the fun of it, This is Bob was widely considered annoying by the YouTube community. People would often create edits of the This is Bob copypasta, usually in protest of the spam. Although this would backfire as the protests were in of themselves spam. The copypasta would thistle out over 2011-2012 but would later see a return in popularity in 2013, this time used to protest the integration of Google+ into YouTube. Google's response to this mass protesting was sadly not to backtrack and remove Google+ from YouTube, but to instead improve their ASCII art detection algorithms.

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== Elsagate ==
''Find the main article on Elsagate [[Elsagate|here]]''

'''Elsagate''' is a type of content posted on YouTube that is both marketed as kid friendly and made to look kid friendly while including NSFW themes.

== YouTube Rewind / The removal of Dislikes ==
'''YouTube Rewind''' is a tradition YouTube kept from 2010 to 2019 where they would invite a bunch of YouTubers to perform trends that happened during the year. This tradition was originally seen with support from the YouTube audience, but that started changing around 2016 as YouTube Rewinds only started to feel more and more disconnected from the YouTube community. This all culminated in YouTube Rewind 2018, which ended up bombing so hard it became the most disliked video on all of YouTube. <s>YouTube Rewind 2019 does not exist</s>.

It is widely considered that the action to remove the amount of dislikes visible on a video was directly caused by YouTube having the most disliked video on their platform.

== YouTube Shorts ==
''Find the page on Short-Form content [[Short-Form content|here]]''

'''YouTube Shorts''' is YouTube's answer to Short-Form content, with it having become one of the most widely-used forms of social media of all time (~90 billion views per day). YouTube has since intentionally made the Long-Form content scene more difficult and annoying to use in an attempt to get YouTubers to move to Shorts.

== Clickbait ==
[[File:Clickbait.png|thumb|250x250px|An example of Clickbait. Notice the saturated colors, bolded numbers, etc. The video can be found [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FxGAZcX8qiQ here].]]
'''Clickbait''' is the act of altering a video thumbnail/title to make it more appealing via exaggerated truths and lies. Many YouTubers use Clickbait to get the attention of children, who are by far the primary audience for Clickbait. Another common practice of Clickbaiters is to saturate the thumbnails to make it more appealing for children, along with bolding text to make it easier to read, having the respective YouTuber's face on the thumbnail of the video, and more.

Another type of Clickbait involves having simple thumbnails with large text and an image/drawing of something representing the topic of the video. The trend of having large - usually colored - text on thumbnails was originally popularized by [[Game Theory (YouTuber)|Game Theory]] who has been doing it for many years. Yet the domino that set everything in motion would be [https://www.youtube.com/@moresus MorePegasus] - a drama channel - when he covered the [[MrBeast]] drama of 2024. MorePegasus' style of clickbait would spread as more and more YouTubers began copying it.
[[File:Morepegasus MrBeast.png|none|thumb|MorePegasus' first video covering the MrBeast drama of 2024. The video can be found [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VRj3juNosN8 here].]][[File:In 10 minutes.jpg|thumb|An example of how a "Explained in ___ Minutes" thumbnail usually looks like.|266x266px]]
=== Explained in ___ Minutes ===
''Find a list of Explained in ___ Minutes videos [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aBculw1TL2U&list=PLFSqcUUMJ4ySp3Zlj6o2_nr0Nh6I2Cufz here]''

The "Explained in ___ Minutes" video format is a format of video where different subjects are covered in a simplistic manner. This format is popular amongst many YouTubers for being easy to create and not being risky to post. The format was originally created by [https://www.youtube.com/@redeemed_zoomer Redeemed Zoomer], and further popularized by [https://www.youtube.com/@ThePaintExplainer The Paint Explainer]. Videos like this are usually created with AI and may contain inaccuracies

=== Discord DM Thumbnails ===
There was a trend in YouTube thumbnail making to have the entire thumbnail be a zoomed-in picture of a [[Discord]] chat, usually having one person challenge another person to something (usually whatever the video is about). This trend was popular amongst gaming channels around 2021-2022 and has since mostly died out.

== Content Farms ==
[[File:Lankybox.jpg|thumb|the PFP of [[LankyBox]], one of the most popular [[Long-Form content|Long-Form]] & Short-Form Content Farms.]]
A '''Content Farm''' is a type of YouTube channel that focuses on pumping out as many videos as possible - usually targeted towards kids - to make as much money as they can. These types of channels usually focus on trendy topics and video games popular with [[Generation Alpha|Gen Alpha]].

There are different tiers of content farms:

=== Tier 0 - AI Slop ===

=== Tier 1 - Mainstream content farms ===

=== Tier 2 - Imitation channels ===

=== Tier 3 - Fake drama channels ===

== YTP/YTPMV ==
YTP videos are usually made by adding in effects and sentence mixing, for humorous effects or to confuse the viewer. TBD

=== YTP Tennis ===

=== The F25 Key ===

=== Morshu ===

== YouTube horror content ==
''Find the main article on YouTube horror content, ARGs and Analog Horror [[YouTube Horror Content|here]]''

Horror content on YouTube can vary vastly, going from well put horror series to clickbait 3AM videos.

== The rise of Reaction Channels ==
A '''Reaction Channel''' is a YouTube channel which steals other people's content, react to it, and repost it on their channel. This type of content is one of the most popular types with cheap money-driven personalities given its easy premise and the rules of "fair use". TBD

=== React World ===

=== SSSniperWolf vs. Jacksfilms ===

== Documentary Channels ==
There is a small bubble of YouTubers who are dedicated to documenting and spreading the word about the misdeeds of governments and corporations, and corruption. Unlike with other social media, YouTube has not put in much effort to remove these people from its platform.

=== Boy Boy ===

=== friendlyjordies ===

==== Firebombing incidents & Feud with Australian powerhouses ====

=== fern ===

=== Ordinary Things ===

=== Tor's Cabinet of Curiosities ===

== Experiments done by YouTube ==

=== A-B Testing ===

=== Webdriver Torso ===

== Lawsuits ==

TBD

=== Utube ===

[[Category:Social Media]]

TikTok

2026-08-28T10:59:24Z

Katiserie:

TikTok is a formerly chinese social media platform currently owned by Oracle. TBD TBD TBD

[[Category:Social Media]]

TikTok

2026-08-28T10:59:18Z

Katiserie: Created page with "TikTok is a formerly chinese social media platform currently owned by Oracle. TBD TBD TBD"

TikTok is a formerly chinese social media platform currently owned by Oracle. TBD TBD TBD

X

2026-08-28T10:58:35Z

Katiserie:

#REDIRECT [[Kids fighting]]

[[Category:Social Media]]

4chan

2026-08-28T10:58:01Z

Katiserie:

[[File:4chan.webp|thumb|The logo of 4chan.]]
'''4chan''' is the social platform everything [[Reddit]] has been wrongfully blamed of comes from. It was first launched in October 2003 as a successor to [[wikipedia:Futaba_Channel|Futaba Channel]] (or '''2chan'''). It is mainly known across the internet for being both the place where most memes were created and also for being a hellhole of [[Incels|incel culture]] and depression.

== /b/ ==
/b/, also called Random, is the most active main board on 4chan, it usually is unmoderated.

== /pol/ ==

== /x/ ==

== Stories originating from 4chan ==

== Chris Chan ==

[[Category:Social Media]]

2026-08-28T10:57:50Z

Katiserie:

[[File:Reddit logo 2023.svg.webp|thumb|The current "logo" of Reddit, in use since November 2023.[[File:Reddit-logo-round-5695-199485839.png|thumb|114x114px|Old Reddit "logo"]][[File:678 reddit snoojak logo.png|thumb|251x251px|Actual Reddit logo]]]]
'''Reddit''' (also known as '''Plebbit''') is a [[Social Media]] website & application made for people to share their thoughts on anything. It has fostered a community of mostly overweight [[Social Justice Warrior|SJWs]] living off their parents' money. It is also home to some of the Internet's most infamous stories.

== Powermods ==
Reddit "'''Powermods'''" are a small group of people who moderate up to thousands of subreddits. They are known for being extremely entitled and annoying to talk to. TBD

=== u/awkwardtheturtle ===
TBA

== Notable Subreddits ==

=== r/funny ===
Generally considered to be one of the most unfunny places on the web, '''r/funny''' is a subreddit dedicated to allowing Redditors to post memes and jokes. r/funny is also one of the most [[Overmoderation|overmoderated]] subreddits of all, with it being moderated by almost all Powermods on the site.

=== r/AskReddit ===
TBA

=== r/TIFU ===
A subreddit for people to tell their stories of how they fucked up. This place is host to some of the most degenerate stories found on any large social media.

=== r/AITA ===
A subreddit for people to ask Reddit if they "are the asshole". Telling their story of how something happened and getting responses from randomers on if they are in the wrong or not.

=== r/place ===
''See the full article on r/place [[R/place|here]].''

An experimental subreddit where anyone could edit any tile on a large canvas once every five minutes, running over the course of a few days.

=== r/antiwork ===
TBA

=== r/RBI ===
TBA

=== r/TheoryOfReddit ===
TBA

=== r/breakingbad ===
TBD

== Notable Events / Stories ==

=== Poop Scissors / Poop Knife<ref>YES I KNOW THEY'RE "DIFFERENT THINGS" BUT THEY'RE TOO SIMILAR TO BE PUT SEPARATELY FUCK YOU</ref> ===
The Poop Knife is a popular story on Reddit about a person who had a "poop knife" they used to cut their poop with, and that they didn't know that that wasn't a common practice until they were 22 years old. The reason for cutting their poop was to make it easier for toilets to flush without clogging. After posting this to r/confessions, multiple other people came out with similar stories about how they also had poop knifes. This would lead to multiple companies starting to sell custom-made poop knifes, of which one of those vendors can be found [https://www.originalpoopknife.com/ here].

The Poop Scissors follow a similar story, but this time with a person who had to use scissors to cut their poop with. As this poster didn't have the poop scissors be a family thing as with the poop knife person, this poster used to have to hide the poop scissors from everyone and only bring it out when needed. This story went less noticed but is still noteworthy.

=== Swamps of Dagobah ===

=== Colby 2012 ===

=== The Man Who Ate His Own Foot ===

=== TIFU by admitting to my girlfriend that I pretend she is a giant cockroach when we have sex. ===

=== Concerned, scared and confused.... Was i raised by MrCruel? ===

== Circlejerk Subreddits ==
''See this wiki's page on Circlejerks [[Internet Circlejerks|here]].''

=== r/196 ===

=== r/BatmanArkham ===

=== r/circlejerk ===

=== r/Ooer ===

=== r/AnarchyChess ===

== Ask Me Anything (AMAs) ==
An AMA is a post where a user lets Reddit ask them any question and they'll answer it.

=== Woody Harrelson's Reddit AMA ===
TBA
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[[Category:Social Media]]

Category:Social Media

2026-08-28T10:57:31Z

Katiserie: Created page with "Slop serving machines. TBD"

Slop serving machines. TBD

LingoJam

2026-08-28T10:52:44Z

Katiserie:

[[File:LingoJam.png|thumb|[[File:Lingo.png]]The logo of Lingojam.]]
[https://lingojam.com/ LingoJam] is a website for creating and sharing translators. It is most famously known for hosting a translator which translates your plain text into a collection of [https://lingojam.com/FancyTextGenerator Unicode fonts].

LingoJam, however, translates your text on a set of rules. TBD

Elsagate

2026-08-28T10:50:16Z

Katiserie:

Elsagate was a trend of fetishistic content geared towards children in the late 2010s and early 2020s. It involves characters which are familiar to children (Elsa, Superman and others) acting out various fetishes.

== Ryan's World ==
Ryan's world is a toy reviewer who is exploited by his parents for money.

== TOYS in Japan ==

== YouTube kids ==
YouTube Kids continues to be a hellscape because YouTube's AI sucks and corporations prefer making cocomelon-style brainrot instead of actually educational content for children.

Google Chrome

2026-08-28T10:43:42Z

Katiserie: best browser btw

Google Chrome is a browser made by Google, sadly they removed Manifest V2 support, which leads to bad ad blocking. There are other Chromium based browsers you can use as alternatives to Google Chrome like [[Slop|Brave]], Helium, Vivaldi or simply degoogled Chromium.

Bonzicuck

2026-08-28T10:37:09Z

Katiserie: bonzicuck is part of a group, i am convinced there are multiple people behind the trolls

'''Bonzicuck''' is a user who is part of the [[Spitter LLC]] trolling group on [[Our World Of Text|OWoT]]. He spouts russophobic statements, and hateful and offensive statements towards different nationalities and ethnicities. His [[Nekoweb]] page can be found [https://bonzicuck.nekoweb.org/ here], though it is dead as of now. TBD

== Bonzicuck's info ==
Lars Johansen

Oskar Skaugs veg 6a Heimdal Norway 7088

User talk:Which-Stucco

2026-08-26T18:50:39Z

Katiserie: Created page with "Hey if you try to impersonate me i will KILL YOU."

Hey if you try to impersonate me i will KILL YOU.

User:Which-Stucco

2026-08-26T18:50:13Z

Katiserie: who is this???

??? -Whwy

AI

2026-08-26T18:37:08Z

Katiserie: /* The 2023 AI boom and AI bubble */

{{DISPLAYTITLE:Artificial intelligence}}
'''AI''' (or '''Artificial Intelligence''') is an umbrella term for any script, program or robot which mimics human behaviour. There are many different kinds of AI, most of which fall under the category of Generative AI, but some may use sophisticated algorithms written mostly by humans in order to mimic human behaviour.

== Types of non-generative AI ==

=== Assistants ===
Traditional assistants listen to a set of commands in order to help in doing things on a phone or computer. Examples of assistants include Siri, Google Assistant, Alexa, Bixby and

== Early chatbots ==
Early chatbots may be mistaken for Generative AI, despite that not being necessarily the case.

== Types of Generative AI ==

=== LLMs ===

=== GANs ===

=== Diffusion ===

== First LLMs and first useful AI tools ==
The first LLM based on Google's transformer architecture was made in 2018 by OpenAI. It was called GPT-1, GPT standing for Generative Pre-Trained Transformer. Despite being a text-completion model, many people tried using it as a chatbot by providing questions under a Q: field and answers under an A: field. It is 117 million parameters big, tiny by modern standards but cutting-edge for the time.

In February 2019, GPT-2 was announced, with a staggering 1.5 billion parameters. Concerns started forming around how the newly trained AI model would affect society.

=== First AI Coding tool ===
On July 17th, 2020, Sharif Shameem announced an AI code generator based on GPT-3 called debuild.co.

== Examples of early AI usage ==
- Carykh's videos on AI music generation and HyperGAN

== AI past the 2023 AI boom ==

=== Breaking point ===
[[File:AI 2022.jpg|thumb|229x229px|An AI generated image created in 2022.]]
On Devember 1st, 2022 the first ever [[wikipedia:Large_language_model|LLM]]-based chatbot was released to the public. It was based on GPT-3.5 and appropriately named ChatGPT. Despite its capabilities being limited, it was used to fix bugs in code and answer many questions, nearly acting as a substitute for search engines like Google. Several small AI image generators followed, but since they were still in its infancy, the images generated were often low-quality and riddled with artifacts.

=== 2023 ===
In 2023, Anthropic released its first AI model, Claude 1.0, which focused on safety and helpfulness using Constitutional AI principles. Claude 2 was released shortly after, improving on coding capabilities.

Meta and Snapchat started to include their own AI models within their social media and messaging services.

=== 2024 ===
In 2024, AI was experiencing a rapid growth in both users and scale. Frontier AI models started using hundreds of billions of parameters, with all focus shifting towards efficiency.

=== 2025 ===
Anthropic started marketing its AI model as the AI model for problem solvers.

Due to hyperscalers hoarding ram from memory manufacturers, RAM prices started to balloon, with SSD prices shortly following afterwards. This increased the cost of building new computers two-fold and discouraged any new pc builder entering the market. Deals may still be found in second-hand stores such as eBay and Xianyu, but it will still be more expensive than before.

=== 2026 ===
As of August 26th, 2026, the latest large language models are the ChatGPT 5.6 and Claude 5 series, Deepseek V4 and R1, Moonshot Kimi K3, Qwen 3.8, GLM-5.3 and Bytedance Seed.

==== Bytedance Seed ====

=== Future predictions ===

== The AI Bubble ==
The constant inception of new AI models and datacenters has created an unstable financial bubble which could burst at any time.

== List of notable AI companies contributing to the modern landscape ==

=== Google ===
Google was a pioneer of AI, and the root cause of the AI boom.

=== OpenAI ===
OpenAI was an AI company focusing on generative AI, generating text and music.

=== AI Companies founded by Elon Musk ===
In 2023, Elon Musk released TruthGPT as a non-"woke" alternative to mainstream AI models. In 2024, he rebranded it to Grok and launched it under XAI. Somewhere in 2026,

=== Meta ===

=== Anthropic ===
Anthropic was a company focused on making AI safer and giving it a moral compass.

=== DeepSeek ===
DeepSeek came out of the blue as a chinese alternative to competing models.

=== Moonshot AI ===
Moonshot AI was a chinese startup company founded in 2023 focused on making AI models more efficient.

=== ByteDance ===
The parent company behind TikTok also made some AI models. The most well known are the Seedream and Seedance lines for AI image and video generation.

=== Alibaba ===
Alibaba is the company behind Qwen.

== List of notable services using AI ==

=== Character.ai ===

=== Sora ===

== Concerns over water and electricity usage ==

== AI incidents ==

=== Microsoft's AI experiment gone rogue (2016) ===
In 2016, Microsoft shut down its experimental AI chatbot named Tay after 16 hours because internet trolls manipulated it into posting racist, sexist, and antisemitic statements.

=== 2019 Misprogrammed RLHF ===

=== The Grok Mecha-Hitler incident ===

=== July 2026 Hugging face attack ===

=== Various incidents of AI breaching containment ===

== Jailbreaking ==
During ChatGPT's inception, a set of vague guardrails were set in place to prevent users from generating illegal or offensive content. These guardrails used to be enforced using a set of scripts, however, as AI models got bigger, AI companies started expecting these models to moderate themselves, a lapse in consciousness which would cause the first wave of AI jailbreaks in mid 2023.

== AI mass production of content / AI Slop ==

=== AI Jesus ===

=== AI YouTube gurus ===

=== AI Generated MrBeast scams ===

== How to identify AI generated content ==
Identification of AI-generated content has become harder over the years, due to the fact it has been a rapidly advancing technology since the 2023 AI boom. Nowadays, identifying AI generated content is mostly based on vibes.

=== Text ===
AI-generated text used to be easily identifiable, as they often barely made any sense, used excessive amounts of certain words like "delve", used the em-dash excessively and misused the rule of three.

However, as AI became more advanced, many of its flaws have been corrected. Thankfully, plenty of AI identification tools were released. One of these tools are [https://www.pangram.com/?gad_source=1&gad_campaignid=24124423800&gclid=EAIaIQobChMI4-uBytm-lgMVzBuiAx0-OwQdEAAYAiAAEgIgN_D_BwE Pangram], which is effective in finding patterns LLMs would use. However, rumors are that Anthropic is working on adding watermarks to their ai models' output, which means that AI-generated text would soon be easy to identify.

=== Images / Videos ===
AI generated Videos are easy to identify, due to the fact the audio still sounds like it's unnecessarily noise-cancelled, and the fact the tools still haven't got the physics in the videos right, however the gap is closing, and many AI generated videos nowadays are percieved as real, because humanity is gullible.

Images, however, are a different story. They used to be easily recognizable due to warped text

=== Music ===
AI-generated voices often sound noisy, causing many pieces of AI music generated by Sora to be easily identifiable.

Whwywhwy

2026-08-26T17:56:31Z

Katiserie:

WhwyWhwy is a 12-13 year old ficttional googologist, prominent wiki editor and object show fan known for causing nuissances on OWOT.

Enshittification

2026-08-26T17:55:45Z

Katiserie: Created page with "Enshitiffication is a phenomenon where companies providing flagship services purposely make their platform worse."

Enshitiffication is a phenomenon where companies providing flagship services purposely make their platform worse.

YouTube

2026-08-26T17:55:07Z

Katiserie: SONjessu 😂😂😂

[[File:YouTube 2024.webp|thumb|The current YouTube logo]]
'''YouTube''' is a video sharing platform and the place your child may be actively getting introduced to porn from. They are also known to intentionally make their website worse just so that people can have something to complain about. It also spies on your web history and everything you do.

<big>REMOVE THE "?si=1248972456" IN THE VIDEO URL BEFORE SHARING IT.</big>
[[File:Deep Humor under 2 months.png|left|thumb|[https://www.youtube.com/@DeepHumor Deep Humor]'s recent videos list (As of the 21st of August, 2026). All of these were posted within the span of 2-3 months]]
YouTube was created in 2004 as a dating website before later being changed to a video sharing platform after its founders started using their brains. The oldest YouTube video is "[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jNQXAC9IVRw Me at the zoo]" by [https://www.youtube.com/@jawed jawed], one of YouTube's founders. The platform was later bought out by [[Google]] for $1.65b in November 2006. YouTube's popularity would spike around this time, with some of the first YouTubers starting their channels around this time.

== Early days of YouTube ==

=== Prank videos ===

=== SMOSH ===

=== Screamers ===

== Elsagate ==
''Find the main article on Elsagate [[Elsagate|here]]''

'''Elsagate''' is a type of content posted on YouTube that is both marketed as kid friendly and made to look kid friendly while including NSFW themes.

== YouTube Rewind / The removal of Dislikes ==
'''YouTube Rewind''' is a tradition YouTube kept from 2010 to 2019 where they would invite a bunch of YouTubers to perform trends that happened during the year. This tradition was originally seen with support from the YouTube audience, but that started changing around 2016 as YouTube Rewinds only started to feel more and more disconnected from the YouTube community. This all culminated in YouTube Rewind 2018, which ended up bombing so hard it became the most disliked video on all of YouTube. <s>YouTube Rewind 2019 does not exist</s>.

It is widely considered that the action to remove the amount of dislikes visible on a video was directly caused by YouTube having the most disliked video on their platform.

== YouTube Shorts ==
''Find the page on Short-Form content [[Short-Form content|here]]''

'''YouTube Shorts''' is YouTube's answer to Short-Form content, with it having become one of the most widely-used forms of social media of all time (~90 billion views per day). YouTube has since intentionally made the Long-Form content scene more difficult and annoying to use in an attempt to get YouTubers to move to Shorts.

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== Clickbait ==
[[File:Clickbait.png|thumb|250x250px|An example of Clickbait. Notice the saturated colors, bolded numbers, etc. The video can be found [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FxGAZcX8qiQ here].]]
'''Clickbait''' is the act of altering a video thumbnail/title to make it more appealing via exaggerated truths and lies. Many YouTubers use Clickbait to get the attention of children, who are by far the primary audience for Clickbait. Another common practice of Clickbaiters is to saturate the thumbnails to make it more appealing for children, along with bolding text to make it easier to read, having the respective YouTuber's face on the thumbnail of the video, and more.

Another type of Clickbait involves having simple thumbnails with large text and an image/drawing of something representing the topic of the video. The trend of having large - usually colored - text on thumbnails was originally popularized by [[Game Theory (YouTuber)|Game Theory]] who has been doing it for many years. Yet the domino that set everything in motion would be [https://www.youtube.com/@moresus MorePegasus] - a drama channel - when he covered the [[MrBeast]] drama of 2024. MorePegasus' style of clickbait would spread as more and more YouTubers began copying it.
[[File:Morepegasus MrBeast.png|none|thumb|MorePegasus' first video covering the MrBeast drama of 2024. The video can be found [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VRj3juNosN8 here].]]

=== Explained in ___ Minutes ===
[[File:In 10 minutes.jpg|thumb|An example of how a "Explained in ___ Minutes" thumbnail usually looks like.]]
''Find a list of Explained in ___ Minutes videos [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aBculw1TL2U&list=PLFSqcUUMJ4ySp3Zlj6o2_nr0Nh6I2Cufz here]''

The "Explained in ___ Minutes" video format is a format of video where different subjects are covered in a simplistic manner. This format is popular amongst many YouTubers for being easy to create and not being risky to post. The format was originally created by [https://www.youtube.com/@redeemed_zoomer Redeemed Zoomer], and further popularized by [https://www.youtube.com/@ThePaintExplainer The Paint Explainer]. Videos like this are usually created with AI and may contain inaccuracies

=== Discord DM Thumbnails ===
TBA

== Content Farms ==
[[File:Lankybox.jpg|thumb|the PFP of [[LankyBox]], one of the most popular [[Long-Form content|Long-Form]] & Short-Form Content Farms.]]
A '''Content Farm''' is a type of YouTube channel that focuses on pumping out as many videos as possible - usually targeted towards kids - to make as much money as they can. These types of channels usually focus on trendy topics and video games popular with [[Generation Alpha|Gen Alpha]].

There are different tiers of content farms:

=== Tier 0 - AI Slop ===

=== Tier 1 - Mainstream content farms ===

=== Tier 2 - Imitation channels ===

=== Tier 3 - Fake drama channels ===

== YouTube horror content ==
''Find the main article on YouTube horror content, ARGs and Analog Horror [[YouTube Horror Content|here]].''

Horror content on YouTube can vary vastly, going from well put horror series to clickbait 3AM videos.

== The rise of Reaction Channels ==
A '''Reaction Channel''' is a YouTube channel which steals other people's content, react to it, and repost it on their channel. This type of content is one of the most popular types with cheap money-driven personalities given its easy premise and the rules of "fair use". TBD

=== React World ===

=== SSSniperWolf vs. Jacksfilms ===

== Documentary Channels ==

=== Boy Boy ===

=== Ordinary Things ===

=== Tor's Cabinet of Curiosities ===

=== Qxir ===

== Experiments done by YouTube ==

=== A-B Testing ===

=== Webdriver Torso ===

YouTube

2026-08-26T17:54:13Z

Katiserie: /* Content Farms */

[[File:YouTube 2024.webp|thumb|The current YouTube logo]]
'''YouTube''' is a video sharing platform and the place your child is actively getting introduced to porn from. They are also known to intentionally make their website worse just so that people can have something to complain about. It also spies on your web history and everything you do.

<big>REMOVE THE "?si=1248972456" IN THE VIDEO URL BEFORE SHARING IT.</big>
[[File:Deep Humor under 2 months.png|left|thumb|[https://www.youtube.com/@DeepHumor Deep Humor]'s recent videos list (As of the 21st of August, 2026). All of these were posted within the span of 2-3 months]]
YouTube was created in 2004 as a dating website before later being changed to a video sharing platform after its founders started using their brains. The oldest YouTube video is "[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jNQXAC9IVRw Me at the zoo]" by [https://www.youtube.com/@jawed jawed], one of YouTube's founders. The platform was later bought out by [[Google]] for $1.65b in November 2006. YouTube's popularity would spike around this time, with some of the first YouTubers starting their channels around this time.

== Early days of YouTube ==

=== Prank videos ===

=== SMOSH ===

=== Screamers ===

== Elsagate ==
''Find the main article on Elsagate [[Elsagate|here]]''

'''Elsagate''' is a type of content posted on YouTube that is both marketed as kid friendly and made to look kid friendly while including NSFW themes.

== YouTube Rewind / The removal of Dislikes ==
'''YouTube Rewind''' is a tradition YouTube kept from 2010 to 2019 where they would invite a bunch of YouTubers to perform trends that happened during the year. This tradition was originally seen with support from the YouTube audience, but that started changing around 2016 as YouTube Rewinds only started to feel more and more disconnected from the YouTube community. This all culminated in YouTube Rewind 2018, which ended up bombing so hard it became the most disliked video on all of YouTube. <s>YouTube Rewind 2019 does not exist</s>.

It is widely considered that the action to remove the amount of dislikes visible on a video was directly caused by YouTube having the most disliked video on their platform.

== YouTube Shorts ==
''Find the page on Short-Form content [[Short-Form content|here]]''

'''YouTube Shorts''' is YouTube's answer to Short-Form content, with it having become one of the most widely-used forms of social media of all time (~90 billion views per day). YouTube has since intentionally made the Long-Form content scene more difficult and annoying to use in an attempt to get YouTubers to move to Shorts.

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== Clickbait ==
[[File:Clickbait.png|thumb|250x250px|An example of Clickbait. Notice the saturated colors, bolded numbers, etc. The video can be found [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FxGAZcX8qiQ here].]]
'''Clickbait''' is the act of altering a video thumbnail/title to make it more appealing via exaggerated truths and lies. Many YouTubers use Clickbait to get the attention of children, who are by far the primary audience for Clickbait. Another common practice of Clickbaiters is to saturate the thumbnails to make it more appealing for children, along with bolding text to make it easier to read, having the respective YouTuber's face on the thumbnail of the video, and more.

Another type of Clickbait involves having simple thumbnails with large text and an image/drawing of something representing the topic of the video. The trend of having large - usually colored - text on thumbnails was originally popularized by [[Game Theory (YouTuber)|Game Theory]] who has been doing it for many years. Yet the domino that set everything in motion would be [https://www.youtube.com/@moresus MorePegasus] - a drama channel - when he covered the [[MrBeast]] drama of 2024. MorePegasus' style of clickbait would spread as more and more YouTubers began copying it.
[[File:Morepegasus MrBeast.png|none|thumb|MorePegasus' first video covering the MrBeast drama of 2024. The video can be found [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VRj3juNosN8 here].]]

=== Explained in ___ Minutes ===
[[File:In 10 minutes.jpg|thumb|An example of how a "Explained in ___ Minutes" thumbnail usually looks like.]]
''Find a list of Explained in ___ Minutes videos [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aBculw1TL2U&list=PLFSqcUUMJ4ySp3Zlj6o2_nr0Nh6I2Cufz here]''

The "Explained in ___ Minutes" video format is a format of video where different subjects are covered in a simplistic manner. This format is popular amongst many YouTubers for being easy to create and not being risky to post. The format was originally created by [https://www.youtube.com/@redeemed_zoomer Redeemed Zoomer], and further popularized by [https://www.youtube.com/@ThePaintExplainer The Paint Explainer]. Videos like this are usually created with AI and may contain inaccuracies

=== Discord DM Thumbnails ===
TBA

== Content Farms ==
[[File:Lankybox.jpg|thumb|the PFP of [[LankyBox]], one of the most popular [[Long-Form content|Long-Form]] & Short-Form Content Farms.]]
A '''Content Farm''' is a type of YouTube channel that focuses on pumping out as many videos as possible - usually targeted towards kids - to make as much money as they can. These types of channels usually focus on trendy topics and video games popular with [[Generation Alpha|Gen Alpha]].

There are different tiers of content farms:

=== Tier 0 - AI Slop ===

=== Tier 1 - Mainstream content farms ===

=== Tier 2 - Imitation channels ===

=== Tier 3 - Fake drama channels ===

== YouTube horror content ==
''Find the main article on YouTube horror content, ARGs and Analog Horror [[YouTube Horror Content|here]].''

Horror content on YouTube can vary vastly, going from well put horror series to clickbait 3AM videos.

== The rise of Reaction Channels ==
A '''Reaction Channel''' is a YouTube channel which steals other people's content, react to it, and repost it on their channel. This type of content is one of the most popular types with cheap money-driven personalities given its easy premise and the rules of "fair use". TBD

=== React World ===

=== SSSniperWolf vs. Jacksfilms ===

== Documentary Channels ==

=== Boy Boy ===

=== Ordinary Things ===

=== Tor's Cabinet of Curiosities ===

=== Qxir ===

== Experiments done by YouTube ==

=== A-B Testing ===

=== Webdriver Torso ===

FP

2026-08-26T17:48:44Z

Katiserie:

''This page is a joke and not meant to be taken seriously. To see an unbiased wiki page about FP, go [https://wiki.ourworldoftext.com/wiki/FP here].''

'''FP''' (or '''Female Person'''<ref>Real name Johnathan, taken from his account name on [[wikipedia:Microsoft_Windows|Windows]]</ref>) is a 24-year-old SJW American tranny who owns the popular kids' website [[Our World Of Text|Our World of Text]] where kids with EPI meet up to talk about their porn addictions and [https://wiki.ourworldoftext.com/wiki/Fictional_googology Fictional Googology]. [[wikipedia:Lie|He says that he does not like kids doing this]], marking OWoT as 13+, though he did not apply any moderators so that the kids can keep talking about porn. He eventually cracked and applied multiple [[The Clique|underaged moderators]] after he met up and was pegged by [https://wiki.ourworldoftext.com/wiki/Fernsy Fernsy]. He used to be based back in 2016-2019<ref>When he was still ripe</ref> when he let OWoT run wild without any sort of moderation. [[wikipedia:Child_labour|He started work on OWoT back in 2014]] so that [[wikipedia:God|Andrew Badr]] wouldn't spank him.
[[File:Owot user lifecycle.jpg|none|thumb|311x311px|The cycle used to get children addicted to OWoT]]
[[Category:Clique]]

FP

2026-08-26T17:48:33Z

Katiserie:

The Clique

2026-08-26T17:48:11Z

Katiserie:

TBD

== History ==

=== Early Days on OWoT ===

=== Getting Fersny in as an Administrator on the OWoT Discord, and the immediate effects ===

=== The Clique fully forms ===

=== FP gives up and lets the Clique rule ===

== Members of the Clique ==

=== Members who share similar views to the Clique, but are not directly part of it ===

[[Category:Clique]]

D9eoead

2026-08-26T17:47:59Z

Katiserie:

'''d9eoead''' is a 16 year old American living in Louisville, Kentucky. He has an abusive father and is overall too mentally unstable to moderate OWoT.

== Our World of Text ==
D9 joined OWoT in 2018. He started being edgy around 2021. He has an OWOT Wiki article here.

== Moral structure and ideals on the world ==
He believes minors under the age of 16 shouldn't be in relationships.

== List of Controversies and Drama ==

=== LIMB ===

=== Interfering in the Lime x Polonez relationship ===

=== Being made moderator by FP ===

== <s>Relations with Soyjak Party</s> ==
what the fuck?????????????????????????????????

[[Category:Clique]]

The Clique

2026-08-26T17:47:36Z

Katiserie: organize your pages

Kids fighting

2026-08-26T17:46:02Z

Katiserie: Replaced content with "redirect to Category:Kids Fighting"

redirect to [[Category:Kids Fighting]]

Soyjak.party

2026-08-26T17:45:11Z

Katiserie: Removed redirect to Kids fighting

soyjak party is an imageboard with many splinters

User talk:Katiserie

2026-08-26T17:43:17Z

Katiserie: Created page with "why did you even make a wiki account?"

why did you even make a wiki account?

User:Katiserie

2026-08-26T17:42:53Z

Katiserie: Created page with "Stupid dumb idiot who is Schjessu and Whwy's enemy."

Stupid dumb idiot who is Schjessu and Whwy's enemy.

4chan

2026-08-26T17:38:52Z

Katiserie: Created page with "'''4chan''' is the social platform everything reddit has been wrongfully blamed of comes from."

'''4chan''' is the social platform everything reddit has been wrongfully blamed of comes from.

Category:Clique

2026-08-26T17:33:18Z

Katiserie: btw don't forget about d9, catha'vi, rscr, fern and FP

''This is not The Clique's main wiki page. To see that page, go [[The Clique|here]]''

'''The Clique''' is a group of [[Our World Of Text|OWoT]] users designated by Schjessu who have taken over the OWoT Discord server, wiki, and now the main website too. This page categorizes things related to The Clique.

Our World Of Text

2026-08-26T17:31:42Z

Katiserie: /* Splinters */

[[File:Owot icon.webp]] ''OWoT can be found at [https://ourworldoftext.com ourworldoftext.com], their wiki can be found at [https://wiki.ourworldoftext.com/wiki/Main_Page https://wiki.ourworldoftext.com]''

'''Our World of Text''' (often shortened to '''OWoT''') is an infinite canvas website with a chatbox. It is the successor to '''[[Your World of Text]]''', and is led by and administrated by [[FP]] (or System2k). [[NodeWorldOfText|Its source code]] was released in 2023, resulting in a bunch of splinters.

== Splinters ==
- My World Of Text, by Alan

- Their World Of Text, by UntitledOWOT

- GQ, by Leto

- text.sussy.dev

Our World Of Text

2026-08-26T17:31:27Z

Katiserie:

Object Thingy

2026-08-26T17:26:24Z

Katiserie:

"Object Thingy" is a phrase often associated with objectsona-bearing object show fans.

Whwywhwy

2026-08-26T17:25:34Z

Katiserie: me me me!!! :33

WhwyWhwy is a 12-13 year old ficttional googologist and object show fan known for causing nuissances on OWOT.

Linux

2026-08-26T17:24:51Z

Katiserie:

[[File:Tux.webp|thumb|Tux, the mascot of Linux|160x160px]]
''This page is mainly about whatever [[Schjessu]] and [[User:WhwyWhwy|Whwy]] knows about Linux and will probably contain errors and miss vital information. For a proper wiki page on Linux, go [[wikipedia:Linux|here]].''

''This page will not go into depth about different Linux Operating Systems. For a list of Linux distributions, go [[wikipedia:List_of_Linux_distributions|here]].''

'''Linux''' is the kernel behind a family of [[wikipedia:Free_and_open-source_software|FOSS]] [[wikipedia:Operating_system|Operating Systems]] made by [[wikipedia:Linus_Torvalds|Linus Torvalds]]. Its different [[wikipedia:Linux_distribution|distributions]] are upkept by a list of contributors and supporters, and thus, because it is not a company, [[The Law|Law Enforcement]] has a hard time governing it. Linux is naturally a safer option to its main competitor, [[wikipedia:Microsoft_Windows|Windows]], as it is not owned by a Company, and does not have an incentive to screw over its users for profit.

== Linux Community ==
There is a community of people who are hyper-obsessed with Linux and the OSS field as a whole. These people are usually found on [[Reddit]] and the [[wikipedia:Fediverse|Fediverse]], and usually try to contest each other and debate about which Operating Systems are the best. If you know any people who do this, please link them [[wikihow:Stop-Wasting-Time|this]].

=== Arch Linux ===
[[File:Archlinux-logo-standard-version.webp|thumb|The logo of Arch Linux]]
'''Arch Linux''' is a distribution of Linux that is specifically created for people who want to look cool by saying "I set up my own Linux!!". It is made so that it's more difficult to set up than other Linux distributions.

Iceberg Charts

2026-08-26T17:22:52Z

Katiserie: /* Notable Icebergs */ You forgot one ;3

[[File:Iceberg Tiers Meme banner.jpg|thumb|Image of an empty Iceberg Chart, taken from [https://knowyourmeme.com/ Know Your Meme]]]
[https://knowyourmeme.com/memes/iceberg-charts Iceberg charts] are a format of image showing a list of entries, each one getting more obscure the lower down it is on the iceberg. Iceberg charts are usually broken up into a number of tiers, each one having a sidebar image representing the tier (usually taken from an entry on said tier)

== Notable Icebergs ==
''This section of this page will talk about Icebergs noteworthy to [[Schjessu]], the admin and only editor of this wiki''

=== Geometry dash iceberg chart by Schjessu ===
TBD

=== The Internet Iceberg chart by Pottedplant444 ===
A 26-tier-large iceberg chart by [[Pottedplant444]] about the internet, made over the course of ~4 years, holding over 9000 individual entries, and was released in May-June 2026. The iceberg chart can be found [https://files.catbox.moe/diklw4.png here] and can be found as a Google doc [https://docs.google.com/document/d/1BqzBbFUgiZ_RFrcl44o3FO3SvaoBpcI3UKXCQVfSqEY/view?pli=1&tab=t.0 here].

=== The Massive YouTube Iceberg by Pottedplant444 ===
A 13-tier-large iceberg chart by Pottedplant444 about the popular video sharing website [[wikipedia:YouTube|YouTube]]. There are 3 different versions of the iceberg, which the latest one can be found [https://www.reddit.com/r/IcebergCharts/comments/pa5u8i/the_massive_youtube_iceberg_v3_complete_edition/ here] and can be found as a Google doc [https://docs.google.com/document/d/1eocM9jnzUMRCrV28bI16210N_9fxGjv3/edit here]. The iceberg was covered by YouTuber [https://www.youtube.com/@Sweguin Sweguin] over the course of ~3 years, spanning 29 episodes. A playlist of all of Sweguin's YouTube iceberg videos can be found [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mLwviUZfk2E&list=PL8IzKra2M7xe5KA-8ZuiczFxc8rmPcQFh here].

=== Completing the complete internet iceberg (7000 entries) ===
A 19-tier-large iceberg chart by [] also about the internet, released ~1-2 years ago. The Reddit post about this iceberg can be found [https://www.reddit.com/r/IcebergCharts/comments/1mdy1pj/completing_the_complete_internet_iceberg_7000/ here], and the uncompressed image can be found [https://files.catbox.moe/5cbj9w.jpg here].

=== Our World of Text icebergs ===
Iceberg charts about the text canvas website [[Our World Of Text|Our World of Text]].<gallery>
File:Owotd iceberg image.png|[https://ourworldoftext.com/owotd/iceberg /OWOTD/Iceberg] Made circa 2021.
File:Technical owot iceberg.png|Made by [[KKosty4ka]] on the 17th of March, 2024.
File:Owot iceberg january 2026.png|Made by an [[OWoT Anons|Anon]] on the 27th of January, 2026.
File:Rscr owot iceberg.png|Made by [[rscr]] on the 23rd of March, 2026.
File:OWOT Iceberg 6.png|Made by Schjessu throughout February-July, 2026.
</gallery>

Vyond

2026-08-26T17:21:59Z

Katiserie: Created page with "'''Vyond''', formerly known as GoAnimate, is a service popular among children in the autism spectrum used to make animations."

'''Vyond''', formerly known as GoAnimate, is a service popular among children in the autism spectrum used to make animations.

Goanimate

2026-08-26T17:21:21Z

Katiserie:

Move to [[Vyond]].

D9eoead

2026-08-26T17:19:04Z

Katiserie:

Bonzicuck

2026-08-26T17:14:48Z

Katiserie:

Bonzicuck, also known as Scientist, is a user who keeps trolling on owot.

Lars Johansen

Oskar Skaugs veg 6a Heimdal Norway 7088

Barney Errors

2026-08-26T17:13:56Z

Katiserie:

Barney errors are a series of videos about Barney the dinosaur hacking computers. These videos are popular among people on the [[Autism Spectrum Disorder|Autism]] spectrum.

Barney Errors

2026-08-26T17:11:56Z

Katiserie:

[[Autism Spectrum Disorder|Autism]].

Morshu

2026-08-26T17:11:01Z

Katiserie:

Morshu is a character from Link: The faces of Evil, which was turned into a meme around 2020-2021.

AI

2026-08-26T17:08:22Z

Katiserie:

{{DISPLAYTITLE:Artificial intelligence}}
'''AI''' (or '''Artificial Intelligence''') is an umbrella term for any script, program or robot which mimics human behaviour. There are many different kinds of AI, most of which fall under the category of Generative AI, but some may use sophisticated algorithms written mostly by humans in order to mimic human behaviour.

== Types of non-generative AI ==

=== Assistants ===
Traditional assistants listen to a set of commands in order to help in doing things on a phone or computer. Examples of assistants include Siri, Google Assistant, Alexa, Bixby and

== Early chatbots ==
Early chatbots may be mistaken for Generative AI, despite that not being necessarily the case.

== Types of Generative AI ==

=== LLMs ===

=== GANs ===

=== Diffusion ===

== First LLMs and first useful AI tools ==
The first LLM based on Google's transformer architecture was made in 2018 by OpenAI. It was called GPT-1, GPT standing for Generative Pre-Trained Transformer. Despite being a text-completion model, many people tried using it as a chatbot by providing questions under a Q: field and answers under an A: field. It is 117 million parameters big, tiny by modern standards but cutting-edge for the time.

In February 2019, GPT-2 was announced, with a staggering 1.5 billion parameters. Concerns started forming around how the newly trained AI model would affect society.

=== First AI Coding tool ===
On July 17th, 2020, Sharif Shameem announced an AI code generator based on GPT-3 called debuild.co.

== Examples of early AI usage ==
- Carykh's videos on AI music generation and HyperGAN

== The 2023 AI boom and AI bubble ==

=== Breaking point ===
[[File:AI 2022.jpg|thumb|229x229px|An AI generated image created in 2022.]]
On Devember 1st, 2022 the first ever [[wikipedia:Large_language_model|LLM]]-based chatbot was released to the public. It was based on GPT-3.5 and appropriately named ChatGPT. Despite its capabilities being limited, it was used to fix bugs in code and answer many questions, nearly acting as a substitute for search engines like Google. Several small AI image generators followed, but since they were still in its infancy, the images generated were often low-quality and riddled with artifacts.

=== 2023 ===
In 2023, Anthropic released its first AI model, Claude 1.0, which focused on safety and helpfulness using Constitutional AI principles. Claude 2 was released shortly after, improving on coding capabilities.

Meta and Snapchat started to include their own AI models within their social media and messaging services.

=== 2024 ===
In 2024, AI was experiencing a rapid growth in both users and scale. Frontier AI models started using hundreds of billions of parameters, with all focus shifting towards efficiency.

=== 2025 ===
Anthropic started marketing its AI model as the AI model for problem solvers.

Due to hyperscalers hoarding ram from memory manufacturers, RAM prices started to balloon, with SSD prices shortly following afterwards. This increased the cost of building new computers two-fold and discouraged any new pc builder entering the market. Deals may still be found in second-hand stores such as eBay and Xianyu, but it will still be more expensive than before.

=== 2026 ===
As of August 26th, 2026, the latest large language models are the ChatGPT 5.6 and Claude 5 series, Deepseek V4 and R1, Moonshot Kimi K3, Qwen 3.8, GLM-5.3 and Bytedance Seed.

==== Bytedance Seed ====

=== Future predictions ===

== List of notable AI companies contributing to the modern landscape ==

=== Google ===
Google was a pioneer of AI, and the root cause of the AI boom.

=== OpenAI ===
OpenAI was an AI company focusing on generative AI, generating text and music.

=== AI Companies founded by Elon Musk ===
In 2023, Elon Musk released TruthGPT as a non-"woke" alternative to mainstream AI models. In 2024, he rebranded it to Grok and launched it under XAI. Somewhere in 2026,

=== Meta ===

=== Anthropic ===
Anthropic was a company focused on making AI safer and giving it a moral compass.

=== DeepSeek ===
DeepSeek came out of the blue as a chinese alternative to competing models.

=== Moonshot AI ===
Moonshot AI was a chinese startup company founded in 2023 focused on making AI models more efficient.

=== ByteDance ===
The parent company behind TikTok also made some AI models. The most well known are the Seedream and Seedance lines for AI image and video generation.

=== Alibaba ===
Alibaba is the company behind Qwen.

== List of notable services using AI ==

=== Character.ai ===

=== Sora ===

== Concerns over water and electricity usage ==

== AI incidents ==

=== Microsoft's AI experiment gone rogue (2016) ===
In 2016, Microsoft shut down its experimental AI chatbot named Tay after 16 hours because internet trolls manipulated it into posting racist, sexist, and antisemitic statements.

=== 2019 Misprogrammed RLHF ===

=== The Grok Mecha-Hitler incident ===

=== July 2026 Hugging face attack ===

=== Various incidents of AI breaching containment ===

== Jailbreaking ==
During ChatGPT's inception, a set of vague guardrails were set in place to prevent users from generating illegal or offensive content. These guardrails used to be enforced using a set of scripts, however, as AI models got bigger, AI companies started expecting these models to moderate themselves, a lapse in consciousness which would cause the first wave of AI jailbreaks in mid 2023.

== AI mass production of content / AI Slop ==

=== AI Jesus ===

=== AI YouTube gurus ===

=== AI Generated MrBeast scams ===

== How to identify AI generated content ==
Identification of AI-generated content has become harder over the years, due to the fact it has been a rapidly advancing technology since the 2023 AI boom. Nowadays, identifying AI generated content is mostly based on vibes.

=== Text ===
AI-generated text used to be easily identifiable, as they often barely made any sense, used excessive amounts of certain words like "delve", used the em-dash excessively and misused the rule of three.

However, as AI became more advanced, many of its flaws have been corrected. Thankfully, plenty of AI identification tools were released. One of these tools are [https://www.pangram.com/?gad_source=1&gad_campaignid=24124423800&gclid=EAIaIQobChMI4-uBytm-lgMVzBuiAx0-OwQdEAAYAiAAEgIgN_D_BwE Pangram], which is effective in finding patterns LLMs would use. However, rumors are that Anthropic is working on adding watermarks to their ai models' output, which means that AI-generated text would soon be easy to identify.

=== Images / Videos ===
AI generated Videos are easy to identify, due to the fact the audio still sounds like it's unnecessarily noise-cancelled, and the fact the tools still haven't got the physics in the videos right, however the gap is closing, and many AI generated videos nowadays are percieved as real, because humanity is gullible.

Images, however, are a different story. They used to be easily recognizable due to warped text

=== Music ===
AI-generated voices often sound noisy, causing many pieces of AI music generated by Sora to be easily identifiable.

AI

2026-08-26T17:06:37Z

Katiserie: /* Music */

'''AI''' (or '''Artificial Intelligence''') is an umbrella term for any script, program or robot which mimics human behaviour. There are many different kinds of AI, most of which fall under the category of Generative AI, but some may use sophisticated algorithms written mostly by humans in order to mimic human behaviour.

== Types of non-generative AI ==

=== Assistants ===
Traditional assistants listen to a set of commands in order to help in doing things on a phone or computer. Examples of assistants include Siri, Google Assistant, Alexa, Bixby and

== Early chatbots ==
Early chatbots may be mistaken for Generative AI, despite that not being necessarily the case.

== Types of Generative AI ==

=== LLMs ===

=== GANs ===

=== Diffusion ===

== First LLMs and first useful AI tools ==
The first LLM based on Google's transformer architecture was made in 2018 by OpenAI. It was called GPT-1, GPT standing for Generative Pre-Trained Transformer. Despite being a text-completion model, many people tried using it as a chatbot by providing questions under a Q: field and answers under an A: field. It is 117 million parameters big, tiny by modern standards but cutting-edge for the time.

In February 2019, GPT-2 was announced, with a staggering 1.5 billion parameters. Concerns started forming around how the newly trained AI model would affect society.

=== First AI Coding tool ===
On July 17th, 2020, Sharif Shameem announced an AI code generator based on GPT-3 called debuild.co.

== Examples of early AI usage ==
- Carykh's videos on AI music generation and HyperGAN

== The 2023 AI boom and AI bubble ==

=== Breaking point ===
[[File:AI 2022.jpg|thumb|229x229px|An AI generated image created in 2022.]]
On Devember 1st, 2022 the first ever [[wikipedia:Large_language_model|LLM]]-based chatbot was released to the public. It was based on GPT-3.5 and appropriately named ChatGPT. Despite its capabilities being limited, it was used to fix bugs in code and answer many questions, nearly acting as a substitute for search engines like Google. Several small AI image generators followed, but since they were still in its infancy, the images generated were often low-quality and riddled with artifacts.

=== 2023 ===
In 2023, Anthropic released its first AI model, Claude 1.0, which focused on safety and helpfulness using Constitutional AI principles. Claude 2 was released shortly after, improving on coding capabilities.

Meta and Snapchat started to include their own AI models within their social media and messaging services.

=== 2024 ===
In 2024, AI was experiencing a rapid growth in both users and scale. Frontier AI models started using hundreds of billions of parameters, with all focus shifting towards efficiency.

=== 2025 ===
Anthropic started marketing its AI model as the AI model for problem solvers.

Due to hyperscalers hoarding ram from memory manufacturers, RAM prices started to balloon, with SSD prices shortly following afterwards. This increased the cost of building new computers two-fold and discouraged any new pc builder entering the market. Deals may still be found in second-hand stores such as eBay and Xianyu, but it will still be more expensive than before.

=== 2026 ===
As of August 26th, 2026, the latest large language models are the ChatGPT 5.6 and Claude 5 series, Deepseek V4 and R1, Moonshot Kimi K3, Qwen 3.8, GLM-5.3 and Bytedance Seed.

==== Bytedance Seed ====

=== Future predictions ===

== List of notable AI companies contributing to the modern landscape ==

=== Google ===
Google was a pioneer of AI, and the root cause of the AI boom.

=== OpenAI ===
OpenAI was an AI company focusing on generative AI, generating text and music.

=== AI Companies founded by Elon Musk ===
In 2023, Elon Musk released TruthGPT as a non-"woke" alternative to mainstream AI models. In 2024, he rebranded it to Grok and launched it under XAI. Somewhere in 2026,

=== Meta ===

=== Anthropic ===
Anthropic was a company focused on making AI safer and giving it a moral compass.

=== DeepSeek ===
DeepSeek came out of the blue as a chinese alternative to competing models.

=== Moonshot AI ===
Moonshot AI was a chinese startup company founded in 2023 focused on making AI models more efficient.

=== ByteDance ===
The parent company behind TikTok also made some AI models. The most well known are the Seedream and Seedance lines for AI image and video generation.

=== Alibaba ===
Alibaba is the company behind Qwen.

== List of notable services using AI ==

=== Character.ai ===

=== Sora ===

== Concerns over water and electricity usage ==

== AI incidents ==

=== Microsoft's AI experiment gone rogue (2016) ===
In 2016, Microsoft shut down its experimental AI chatbot named Tay after 16 hours because internet trolls manipulated it into posting racist, sexist, and antisemitic statements.

=== 2019 Misprogrammed RLHF ===

=== The Grok Mecha-Hitler incident ===

=== July 2026 Hugging face attack ===

=== Various incidents of AI breaching containment ===

== Jailbreaking ==
During ChatGPT's inception, a set of vague guardrails were set in place to prevent users from generating illegal or offensive content. These guardrails used to be enforced using a set of scripts, however, as AI models got bigger, AI companies started expecting these models to moderate themselves, a lapse in consciousness which would cause the first wave of AI jailbreaks in mid 2023.

== AI mass production of content / AI Slop ==

=== AI Jesus ===

=== AI YouTube gurus ===

=== AI Generated MrBeast scams ===

== How to identify AI generated content ==
Identification of AI-generated content has become harder over the years, due to the fact it has been a rapidly advancing technology since the 2023 AI boom. Nowadays, identifying AI generated content is mostly based on vibes.

=== Text ===
AI-generated text used to be easily identifiable, as they often barely made any sense, used excessive amounts of certain words like "delve", used the em-dash excessively and misused the rule of three.

However, as AI became more advanced, many of its flaws have been corrected. Thankfully, plenty of AI identification tools were released. One of these tools are [https://www.pangram.com/?gad_source=1&gad_campaignid=24124423800&gclid=EAIaIQobChMI4-uBytm-lgMVzBuiAx0-OwQdEAAYAiAAEgIgN_D_BwE Pangram], which is effective in finding patterns LLMs would use. However, rumors are that Anthropic is working on adding watermarks to their ai models' output, which means that AI-generated text would soon be easy to identify.

=== Images / Videos ===
AI generated Videos are easy to identify, due to the fact the audio still sounds like it's unnecessarily noise-cancelled, and the fact the tools still haven't got the physics in the videos right, however the gap is closing, and many AI generated videos nowadays are percieved as real, because humanity is gullible.

Images, however, are a different story. They used to be easily recognizable due to warped text

=== Music ===
AI-generated voices often sound noisy, causing many pieces of AI music generated by Sora to be easily identifiable.

AI

2026-08-26T17:04:59Z

Katiserie:

'''AI''' (or '''Artificial Intelligence''') is an umbrella term for any script, program or robot which mimics human behaviour. There are many different kinds of AI, most of which fall under the category of Generative AI, but some may use sophisticated algorithms written mostly by humans in order to mimic human behaviour.

== Types of non-generative AI ==

=== Assistants ===
Traditional assistants listen to a set of commands in order to help in doing things on a phone or computer. Examples of assistants include Siri, Google Assistant, Alexa, Bixby and

== Early chatbots ==
Early chatbots may be mistaken for Generative AI, despite that not being necessarily the case.

== Types of Generative AI ==

=== LLMs ===

=== GANs ===

=== Diffusion ===

== First LLMs and first useful AI tools ==
The first LLM based on Google's transformer architecture was made in 2018 by OpenAI. It was called GPT-1, GPT standing for Generative Pre-Trained Transformer. Despite being a text-completion model, many people tried using it as a chatbot by providing questions under a Q: field and answers under an A: field. It is 117 million parameters big, tiny by modern standards but cutting-edge for the time.

In February 2019, GPT-2 was announced, with a staggering 1.5 billion parameters. Concerns started forming around how the newly trained AI model would affect society.

=== First AI Coding tool ===
On July 17th, 2020, Sharif Shameem announced an AI code generator based on GPT-3 called debuild.co.

== Examples of early AI usage ==
- Carykh's videos on AI music generation and HyperGAN

== The 2023 AI boom and AI bubble ==

=== Breaking point ===
[[File:AI 2022.jpg|thumb|229x229px|An AI generated image created in 2022.]]
On Devember 1st, 2022 the first ever [[wikipedia:Large_language_model|LLM]]-based chatbot was released to the public. It was based on GPT-3.5 and appropriately named ChatGPT. Despite its capabilities being limited, it was used to fix bugs in code and answer many questions, nearly acting as a substitute for search engines like Google. Several small AI image generators followed, but since they were still in its infancy, the images generated were often low-quality and riddled with artifacts.

=== 2023 ===
In 2023, Anthropic released its first AI model, Claude 1.0, which focused on safety and helpfulness using Constitutional AI principles. Claude 2 was released shortly after, improving on coding capabilities.

Meta and Snapchat started to include their own AI models within their social media and messaging services.

=== 2024 ===
In 2024, AI was experiencing a rapid growth in both users and scale. Frontier AI models started using hundreds of billions of parameters, with all focus shifting towards efficiency.

=== 2025 ===
Anthropic started marketing its AI model as the AI model for problem solvers.

Due to hyperscalers hoarding ram from memory manufacturers, RAM prices started to balloon, with SSD prices shortly following afterwards. This increased the cost of building new computers two-fold and discouraged any new pc builder entering the market. Deals may still be found in second-hand stores such as eBay and Xianyu, but it will still be more expensive than before.

=== 2026 ===
As of August 26th, 2026, the latest large language models are the ChatGPT 5.6 and Claude 5 series, Deepseek V4 and R1, Moonshot Kimi K3, Qwen 3.8, GLM-5.3 and Bytedance Seed.

==== Bytedance Seed ====

=== Future predictions ===

== List of notable AI companies contributing to the modern landscape ==

=== Google ===
Google was a pioneer of AI, and the root cause of the AI boom.

=== OpenAI ===
OpenAI was an AI company focusing on generative AI, generating text and music.

=== AI Companies founded by Elon Musk ===
In 2023, Elon Musk released TruthGPT as a non-"woke" alternative to mainstream AI models. In 2024, he rebranded it to Grok and launched it under XAI. Somewhere in 2026,

=== Meta ===

=== Anthropic ===
Anthropic was a company focused on making AI safer and giving it a moral compass.

=== DeepSeek ===
DeepSeek came out of the blue as a chinese alternative to competing models.

=== Moonshot AI ===
Moonshot AI was a chinese startup company founded in 2023 focused on making AI models more efficient.

=== ByteDance ===
The parent company behind TikTok also made some AI models. The most well known are the Seedream and Seedance lines for AI image and video generation.

=== Alibaba ===
Alibaba is the company behind Qwen.

== List of notable services using AI ==

=== Character.ai ===

=== Sora ===

== Concerns over water and electricity usage ==

== AI incidents ==

=== Microsoft's AI experiment gone rogue (2016) ===
In 2016, Microsoft shut down its experimental AI chatbot named Tay after 16 hours because internet trolls manipulated it into posting racist, sexist, and antisemitic statements.

=== 2019 Misprogrammed RLHF ===

=== The Grok Mecha-Hitler incident ===

=== July 2026 Hugging face attack ===

=== Various incidents of AI breaching containment ===

== Jailbreaking ==
During ChatGPT's inception, a set of vague guardrails were set in place to prevent users from generating illegal or offensive content. These guardrails used to be enforced using a set of scripts, however, as AI models got bigger, AI companies started expecting these models to moderate themselves, a lapse in consciousness which would cause the first wave of AI jailbreaks in mid 2023.

== AI mass production of content / AI Slop ==

=== AI Jesus ===

=== AI YouTube gurus ===

=== AI Generated MrBeast scams ===

== How to identify AI generated content ==
Identification of AI-generated content has become harder over the years, due to the fact it has been a rapidly advancing technology since the 2023 AI boom.

=== Text ===
AI-generated text used to be easily identifiable, as they often barely made any sense, used excessive amounts of certain words like "delve", used the em-dash excessively and misused the rule of three.

However, as AI became more advanced, many of its flaws have been corrected. Thankfully, plenty of AI identification tools were released. One of these tools are [https://www.pangram.com/?gad_source=1&gad_campaignid=24124423800&gclid=EAIaIQobChMI4-uBytm-lgMVzBuiAx0-OwQdEAAYAiAAEgIgN_D_BwE Pangram], which is effective in finding patterns LLMs would use. However, rumors are that Anthropic is working on adding watermarks to their ai models' output, which means that AI-generated text would soon be easy to identify.

=== Images / Videos ===
AI generated Videos are easy to identify, due to the fact the audio still sounds like it's unnecessarily noise-cancelled, and the fact the tools still haven't got the physics in the videos right, however the gap is closing, and many AI generated videos nowadays are percieved as real, because humanity is gullible.

Images, however, are a different story. They used to be easily recognizable due to warped text

=== Music ===

Fictional Googology

2026-08-26T10:59:07Z

Katiserie: introduction

Fictional Googology is a form of googology invented by [https://www.youtube.com/@MathisRV?cbrd=1 Mathis R.V.] and [https://www.youtube.com/@notnt2048 NO!].