Is anyone still doing ai faceless content cos I'm at my wits end.

SavagelyRude

Registered Member
Joined
May 23, 2026
Messages
57
Reaction score
18
I would really love to know if there are creators here still doing ai videos, ugc and the rest.

I really want to know if YouTube doesn't want ai on its platform cos inasmuch as we spend hours, credits and creative mind power ( if there's a phrase like that), it's not working and I try searching to see if anyone is successfully carrying on but YouTube is just showing me old videos. Who is still in the business and how's it working out for you?
 
not doing faceless content but I build a system to genrate content automaiton blogs and whole end to end website and its working veyr well
I have a product and its wroking very welll. google likes my content and for any new website I came on to the top within just few days , good content is havean for google.
 
I’ve built an AI-powered YouTube channel focused mainly on music, and it has worked quite well, with a decent number of views. I think you may not have chosen the right niche.
 
You're probably right that YouTube's algorithm just isn't giving you the push it used to if you're relying on pure automation. I know some faceless creators are now hiring cheap voiceover talent from platforms like Fiverr or Upwork to add a more natural, human narration.
 
arent they going to be killing all the faceless channels in a few months?
Really? Where did you get the news?

You're probably right that YouTube's algorithm just isn't giving you the push it used to if you're relying on pure automation. I know some faceless creators are now hiring cheap voiceover talent from platforms like Fiverr or Upwork to add a more natural, human narration.
I'm a voice over artist but that’s not the problem, it's just picture ‍♀️
 
is still work but change it.i think the low effort mass produced stuff getting much harder push.ai isnt whole problem its more about content gives people a reason to keep watching
 
I would really love to know if there are creators here still doing ai videos, ugc and the rest.

I really want to know if YouTube doesn't want ai on its platform cos inasmuch as we spend hours, credits and creative mind power ( if there's a phrase like that), it's not working and I try searching to see if anyone is successfully carrying on but YouTube is just showing me old videos. Who is still in the business and how's it working out for you?
I think AI itself isn’t the problem, it’s the mass produced, repetitive content. I’ve seen creators still using AI successfully, but the ones adding real storytelling, editing and originality seem to be doing much better.
 
YouTube isn’t necessarily against AI—the bigger issue is whether the content feels original and valuable. AI can save production time, but if the videos look mass-produced, that’s usually where monetization gets tricky
 
I would really love to know if there are creators here still doing ai videos, ugc and the rest.

I really want to know if YouTube doesn't want ai on its platform cos inasmuch as we spend hours, credits and creative mind power ( if there's a phrase like that), it's not working and I try searching to see if anyone is successfully carrying on but YouTube is just showing me old videos. Who is still in the business and how's it working out for you?
Hey. In my experience, AI and UGC content can still get views. But just pumping out AI-generated videos doesn’t seem to be enough anymore. The idea, presentation, and how original the content feels seem to matter a lot more
 
Yes, there are many people creating faceless videos still, but what seems more important to me is making sure that content you create actually serves a purpose and isn’t merely automated. Try picking a specific theme, using examples and personal opinion to add value to your videos. Even without revealing your face, people will realize you are a real person.
 
AI videos can still work, but original storytelling, strong editing and real value matter more than simply generating and uploading content.
 
I think faceless AI content can still work, but originality and viewer retention matter. Channels relying on generic AI scripts and visuals may struggle to stand out.
 
Back
Top