AI generated script on YouTube = magnet for dislikes and negative comments

[Venusaur]

Please guys, use your brain and write that shit yourself, unless your channel has 300 followers and you are monetizing via aff links, in this case it might be enough

But if you have a reputable channel with some thousands of followers and your monetization depends on Adsense, do not use AI to generate a script for you, we can still identify when it's AI and nobody likes to watch, hear, read or have any kind of contact with a lazy fat ass that can't even write something alone, bla bla bla generator is the same garbage in text, audio, video or call format, do not feed your followers with shit, you won't like the results.

 

[Panther28]

i feel sorry for anyone that needs ai for storylines, its just not as good as your own imagination. I would hate to admit I had no imagination, and I had to use AI for everything. People don't want to work these days. They just think that an AI bot will a to z do everything.

 

[Mr Positive]

I have created Ai scripts but under a min or two, but i always edit, and tell the ai to give me a script that’s human for a human, then add what I would like to see to make it more human written feels. Using AI isn’t the issue leaving the robotic structure is

 

[iamhacker]

100% agree. If you want to build something real, you’ve gotta put in the work yourself. AI can help, but lazy, cookie-cutter content is obvious and kills trust. People want authenticity, not some half-baked script churned out by a bot. Respect your audience and create with heart. That’s how you grow for real.

 

[Mrnewbie]

I do watch YT from time to time, and the enormous amount of channels that are AI are not good at all. They usually use outdated or the wrong photos, the music is off, and you can tell by the voices as well.

 

[medialounge]

Prompting AI also comes with its own creativity, their are ways you will prompt ai and it will start generating for you in your own tone. The content of your prompt matters too.

 

[digi robot]

There is a big difference between 'write a youtube video script on bla bla' and a well stuctured prompt.

 

[Eastuncr]

Please guys, use your brain and write that shit yourself, unless your channel has 300 followers and you are monetizing via aff links, in this case it might be enough

But if you have a reputable channel with some thousands of followers and your monetization depends on Adsense, do not use AI to generate a script for you, we can still identify when it's AI and nobody likes to watch, hear, read or have any kind of contact with a lazy fat ass that can't even write something alone, bla bla bla generator is the same garbage in text, audio, video or call format, do not feed your followers with shit, you won't like the results.

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You can use AI to get the ideas, but you need to edit everything to make it look like human written and natural.

 

[Jacobmiller]

Noticed that too, people can usually tell when a script is AI and it kills engagement fast. Adding your own voice and personality makes a huge difference.

 

[limez]

AI is the best thing happened to me. I write 100% of my scripts using AI, as well as voice over using Elevenlabs. I'm already now at 60k subs. Started the channel just last year.

 

[Venusaur]

AI is the best thing happened to me. I write 100% of my scripts using AI, as well as voice over using Elevenlabs. I'm already now at 60k subs. Started the channel just last year.

sorry for your followers, congratz for you

 

[zambakur32]

If you’re running a serious channel and rely on AdSense or long-term growth, don’t fully rely on AI scripts. Viewers can tell when something’s generic it kills trust and engagement. AI can help with ideas or structure, but your own voice, opinions, and personality are what make content valuable. Use AI as a tool, not a crutch. Lazy content won’t build a loyal audience, and you’ll feel it in the long run lower watch time, weaker subs, and lost monetization. Quality always wins.

 

[limez]

sorry for your followers, congratz for you

Why feel sorry for the followers when they got what they wanted? If you create a script that’s trash, it’s obvious viewers will see it as just another piece of AI slop. In short, the problem isn’t with the AI. It’s with the creator. If you fine-tune the AI you’re using to create a script and produce a good video, even disclosing that it was made with AI won’t bother viewers.

 

[MUSCLE Marketing]

The problem is not the use of AI, but the misuse and acceptance of the robotic structure it creates. While human imagination will always be the best source of storyboards that AI cannot replicate, the tool can still speed up the creative process. AI can create quick drafts, but the key role of the creator is to edit deeply and guide the AI to provide human-written feels. Instead of thinking of AI as an A-Z solution that does everything for you, think of it as a productivity tool that allows you to focus on adding your own uniqueness and emotion to the story.

 

[Fenasi2erim]

I totally agree. AI tools can help, but relying on them completely isn’t the way to go. Viewers can tell when content lacks authenticity. If you don’t create your own material, you’ll lose your audience over time. Genuine effort and originality are key to real success.You are great, keep going

 

[Gramm]

Its okay to use AI as a base but do alter it afterwards to your own liking to put out your true creative input.

 

[SparkUp Agency]

Spot on. When you're building a reputable channel, authenticity and real effort are non-negotiable. People can easily tell when content isn't genuinely created, and that just pushes viewers away. Invest the time; it pays off in building a loyal audience and solid reputation.

 

[cooljim198]

If your not using AI for research & drafts your wasting huge amounts of time.

 

[shijin]

I’ve tested AI scripts before and the watch time dropped like a rock compared to my own writing.