A tool called OpenClaw analyzes YouTube channels for AI-generated content. It flagged one channel as 99% likely AI-made, pointing to 74 uploads in one day and identical descriptions across videos. Jensen Huang recently said every company should adopt an OpenClaw strategy.
I take the link from this channel and I just dump it into my OpenClaw. I'm just like, dude, what is going on with this channel, right? Is this all AI generated? And it analyzes the channel through the YouTube API and it's like 99% chance this is all AI. I'm like, tell me how this channel has been performing over time. So I actually want to show you, Neil. I want to show you my interactions with OpenClaw and what it actually built. Because this week you heard from Jensen Huang himself, every company needs to have an OpenClaw strategy. I'm like, oh, thank God. The last 7 weeks of me spending time on this crap has not been a waste of time. Okay, you see this? Yes. I'm like, hey, if you use the API and look at this channel, what are the odds all this clip content is using AI? And how would we reverse engineer this? Okay, so it's like 99% chances AI clip. The data is a smoking gun. 74 uploads in a day. No human can do that, right? Identical descriptions on every video. Okay, fine.
