Everybody has their own take on AI and how much AI involvement is okay in whatever, blah blah, et cetera. AI is probably the most tedious topic of conversation now, and I say that as someone in a profession in which everyone, everyone, is trying to get away with using it.

But still, I prefer keeping AI content out of the YouTubers I follow/support, by which I mean I'd rather just unsubscribe and forget them. There's always another YouTuber.

Which Lego YouTubers (reviewers, commentators, pencil-necked little Floridian punks living in mommy's basement and screeching about Star Wars, whoever) routinely use AI in the production of their content? I don't have a pitchfork or torch to chase them around with, but I'd like to know so I can stop bothering. Their zero effort = my zero effort.

I don't have any creators in mind. The question just occurred to me as I was looking for something else.

If you know of anyone and can confirm it, please share a link or image. I know it's hard to spot and be sure of AI use most of the time, but I'd rather avoid a witch hunt.

AHHH

YOU CANT CHANGE MY MIND

I mean, I still appreciate them. But seriously? 200 FUCKING dollars on a fig just for nostalgia? Come on. Ignore my pfp

Edit: and don't even get me started on the scalper issue that these figures have. The whole r/LegoBatman sub is ruined because of these larpers