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Similar to how LinkedIn, Reddit, and, unfortunately, a lot of articles (promise this isn't one of them) have turned into nothing but AI-generated filler, YouTube hasn't been spared either. Finding videos that actually match the query you have in mind has always been hit or miss. You don't know if a video actually answers your question until you've already sunk a few minutes into it. And while this doesn't matter if you get lucky and find your answer in the very first video you click, that's almost never how it goes. With the amount of AI-generated slop there now is on YouTube, the chances of t

Leaving aside Shorts, YouTube can be a source of incredible educational content, genuine entertainment, and videos that are good for kids’ growth and understanding of the world. Banning under-16s from the platform will surely take away those benefits. Here’s where nuance is important, and where we see how the UK government has left crucial facts and guidance out of its public announcement. In Australia, YouTube Kids is not part of the ban. If the UK follows the same formula, it will also be excluded. YouTube is also still able to be viewed by under-16s in Australia, they just won’t be allowed

How to Use Matches to Feed Plants! creative explained - YouTube Watch On YouTube creator, @creative_explained, has a page full of clever tips and tricks to use around your home that he shares with his almost 5 million subscribers (one of which is me). He taught me a clever potato peel hack to supercharge my garden that's saved me a bunch of money on fertilizer and he's even taught me how to clean a shower head with vinegar. Sometimes, I like to head back into the archives on his page to see if there's any hacks I've missed and I was surprised by what I found. The video, featured above, reveal