Are you still posting AI content on youtube ?

Yes, still posting! YouTube is stricter now, but as long as the AI content is original and valuable (like tutorials or voiceover), it still gets views and monetization.
 
They've mentioned a stricter reviewing of AI dependent videos. Still no clue on how effective it is gonna be in terms of violation.
 
Yes, I’m still posting AI content on YouTube. I plan to earn through AdSense if it’s unique, use affiliate links, sell digital products, attract sponsorships, and repurpose content for Shorts and TikTok to expand reach.









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I still use AI to speed up scripting and B-roll ideas, but I always add my own voiceover, on-camera bits and custom graphics so YouTube sees “real” content. I then monetize through YPP ads, channel memberships/Super Chats, affiliate links and occasional sponsorships.
 
I use AI images to trace from, and also ai backgrounds for characters to be in. The videos themselves are creative, and pass youtube filters easily. I don't mass upload 10's of copyright or crap ai videos. Some of us take pride in our youtube career! :D
 
Yes I still post all original ai creations on YT. One channels goal is pet affiliate offers in the future, the other is advertising kids books
 
well, in terms of monetization with ads I don't know. But for video ranking there is still no issue. My affiliate videos old + some new are still ranking high and bringing in views/sales
 
Yes, still posting. The plan is to monetize through YouTube ads once the channel is eligible, and also use affiliate links in the video descriptions. Long-term goal is to build niche authority and drive traffic to related offers.
 
YouTube did not say that it would ban Ai completely. It will only ban monetization for videos that are not labored and created entirely by Ai. So you can still make cat animations.
 
If you are afraid of new YT policies, you shouldn't be. It will only affect spam channels, if you are putting at least some human effort to create your video and not just spamming, you should be fine
 
YouTube did not say that it would ban Ai completely. It will only ban monetization for videos that are not labored and created entirely by Ai. So you can still make cat animations.
these cat animations are made entirely by AI
 
Yes @seomaster5, still actively posting AI content on YouTube—but with a pivot in strategy.


What changed in 2025:


  • Generic “ChatGPT hacks” are dead. Saturation killed the retention.
  • Now focusing on niche-specific AI use cases like AI in stock trading, coding tools, app development, and business automations — high RPM and long-term interest.

Monetization routes:


  • Affiliate: AI tool links (Jasper, Gemini, Synthesia, Pictory, etc.)
  • Info products: Mini-courses via Gumroad or Ko-fi
  • Lead gen: Build email list for premium community (Notion/Discord/Telegram)
  • Sponsorship: Partnering with niche AI SaaS startups

With a smart script + storytelling + clean B-roll (even auto-generated), AI content can still be a cash cow if you build trust and not just hype.
 
Yes @seomaster5, still actively posting AI content on YouTube—but with a pivot in strategy.


What changed in 2025:


  • Generic “ChatGPT hacks” are dead. Saturation killed the retention.
  • Now focusing on niche-specific AI use cases like AI in stock trading, coding tools, app development, and business automations — high RPM and long-term interest.

Monetization routes:


  • Affiliate: AI tool links (Jasper, Gemini, Synthesia, Pictory, etc.)
  • Info products: Mini-courses via Gumroad or Ko-fi
  • Lead gen: Build email list for premium community (Notion/Discord/Telegram)
  • Sponsorship: Partnering with niche AI SaaS startups

With a smart script + storytelling + clean B-roll (even auto-generated), AI content can still be a cash cow if you build trust and not just hype.
no money outside of adsense imo
 
no money outside of adsense imo
AI tools links recommendation dk
Yes @seomaster5, still actively posting AI content on YouTube—but with a pivot in strategy.


What changed in 2025:


  • Generic “ChatGPT hacks” are dead. Saturation killed the retention.
  • Now focusing on niche-specific AI use cases like AI in stock trading, coding tools, app development, and business automations — high RPM and long-term interest.

Monetization routes:


  • Affiliate: AI tool links (Jasper, Gemini, Synthesia, Pictory, etc.)
  • Info products: Mini-courses via Gumroad or Ko-fi
  • Lead gen: Build email list for premium community (Notion/Discord/Telegram)
  • Sponsorship: Partnering with niche AI SaaS startups

With a smart script + storytelling + clean B-roll (even auto-generated), AI content can still be a cash cow if you build trust and not just hype.
AI tools videos do you show own voice and screen showing the use of these tools and then promoting them as affiliate ?
 
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