Hello, Hola, Hi! My name is Monica. I am an entrepreneur and a digital storyteller. I am currently going through a significant life change. I recently left my job and decided to fully commit to building a life that aligns with who I am and where I am going, so this is a sink-or-swim chapter for me. My relationship with AI is one of curiosity, hands-on work, and learning as I go. I have been using tools like ChatGPT in practical ways, but I still see myself as a motivated novice who wants to understand AI deeply and responsibly, not just use it, but walk with it. One thing I would really like AI to assist me with is clarity and productivity, especially turning ideas into structured action during change periods. What led me here is the desire to be with people who are learning, experimenting, and not pretending to be experts. I want community, shared momentum, and conversations that feel real. Fun fact: I love photography, travel, and storytelling, and I believe life gives you breadcrumbs when you are brave enough to follow them. If anyone here is also newish to AI and thinks that this journey is better done with friends, especially if you are local to North Texas (McKinney, Allen, Frisco, Plano area), I would love to know I am not alone in this season. Grateful to be here and excited to learn alongside you all 🌱 Let's make 2026 the year we stop waiting and start building ✨

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📝 TL;DR Kapwing’s new “AI Slop Report” estimates that roughly a third of a new YouTube user’s Shorts feed is low quality AI content. A small group of AI driven channels is racking up billions of views and millions in ad revenue, while thoughtful human made videos fight to stay visible. 🧠 Overview The report looks at how much “AI slop” and “brainrot” has crept into YouTube, and which countries and channels are benefitting most from it. AI slop is defined as careless, low effort auto generated video made to farm views or push opinions, while brainrot is compulsive, nonsensical content that leaves you feeling mentally drained. The big picture, low quality AI video is no longer a fringe problem, it is now a structural part of what many people see by default. 📜 The Announcement In November 2025, Kapwing published the “AI Slop Report, The Global Rise of Low Quality AI Videos,” based on social data and YouTube trends from October 2025. The team manually analyzed the top 100 trending YouTube channels in every country, flagged AI slop channels, pulled view, subscriber, and revenue estimates, then tested a fresh YouTube Shorts account to see what a new user is shown. The headline findings, Spain’s trending slop channels have over 20.22 million subscribers, South Korea’s have 8.45 billion views, one Indian channel is estimated to earn about 4.25 million dollars a year, and around 33 percent of Shorts on a new feed are brainrot. ⚙️ How It Works • Clear definitions first - AI slop is defined as careless, low quality content generated with automatic tools to farm views or sway opinion, while brainrot is compulsive, nonsensical content that seems to corrode your attention and is often AI generated. • Global channel scan - Researchers pulled the top 100 trending channels in every country, then tagged which ones primarily publish AI slop or brainrot, building a worldwide view of where this content is gaining ground.