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Filter AI-generated content from YouTube
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Filter AI-generated content from YouTube
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KillAI is a privacy-focused Chrome extension designed to help you clean your YouTube feed and focus on real creators, human-made content, and meaningful discussions.
This is a very timely problem. YouTube feeds are getting harder to navigate as AI-generated videos, synthetic voiceovers, spam, and bot comments become more common.
I like that KillAI focuses on giving viewers more control rather than just complaining about the trend. The privacy-first angle also matters a lot for a browser extension.
Quick question: how does KillAI handle false positives? For example, if a human creator uses some AI-assisted editing or voice cleanup, how do you avoid hiding content that is still genuinely human-made?
@nanimono_masa killAI includes a sensitivity control. Users can adjust the filter from low to high depending on how strict they want the detection to be. A lower setting focuses on videos that are very likely AI-generated, while higher settings cast a wider net and may catch more AI-assisted content as well.
@nurka This is a very timely problem. YouTube feeds are getting harder to navigate as AI-generated videos, synthetic voiceovers, spam, and bot comments become more common.
I like that KillAI gives viewers control instead of forcing one strict definition of what should be filtered. The sensitivity setting sounds especially useful — low for clearly AI-generated content, higher for people who want to catch more AI-assisted videos too.
Quick question: when something gets hidden, does KillAI show users why it was flagged and let them restore the video or whitelist certain creators?
@nanimono_masa It doesn't show why it was blocked, it will just show it's an AI. You can whitelist certain creators and that creator's videos won't be filtered again. we have also "Show it anyway" button to see the content anyway.
@nurka This is a very timely problem. YouTube feeds are getting harder to navigate as AI-generated videos, synthetic voiceovers, spam, and bot comments become more common.
I like that KillAI gives viewers control instead of forcing one strict definition of what should be filtered. The sensitivity setting sounds especially useful — low for clearly AI-generated content, higher for people who want to catch more AI-assisted videos too.
The whitelist and “Show it anyway” options also make the experience feel much safer, since users can still choose what they want to watch and protect creators they trust. Nice balance between filtering and user control.
Have you thought about adding a way to whitelist specific channels or topics so they never get filtered out, even if flagged as AI? Would be nice to keep learning channels I trust without having to re-pin them every time the filter runs.
@hamdikayrazasr We have whitelist channel option in settings. You can also change the parameter from low to high depending on how aggressive you want to filter.
Would love to see a toggle that lets me hide channels I've already watched from yesterday's feed since I keep scrolling past them anyway. Maybe also a quick daily recap showing how much AI slop got filtered out so I know the extension is pulling its weight.
@sakin8461 I've added both ideas to our feature list and will definitely explore them in future updates. Thanks for taking the time to share your feedback!
Dial
the false positive side feels like the harder problem here honestly. plenty of human creators now use AI somewhere in their pipeline, b-roll, thumbnails, voice cleanup, without the video actually being AI-generated in the sense you mean. does the detection separate AI-assisted from AI-generated, or is that still a fuzzy line for you too
@galdayan killAI includes a sensitivity control. Users can adjust the filter from low to high depending on how strict they want the detection to be. A lower setting focuses on videos that are very likely AI-generated, while higher settings cast a wider net and may catch more AI-assisted content as well.
Dial
@nurka makes sense as a tradeoff. i'd probably keep it on the lower setting then, the false positive risk on the wider net still seems like the bigger cost for a real creator getting hidden vs some AI slop slipping through
It would be really useful if you could whitelist specific channels or topics that you actually want to keep seeing even after a cleanup pass, so the extension preserves your favorite creators automatically instead of hiding them too.
@takbug32958 we have whitelist option in settings.
The way it lets you filter by content type rather than just hiding channels is a thoughtful UX move, feels way less aggressive than other tools I've tried.
@necdet644676 Thanks! 😊 We wanted users to stay in control of their feed, so filtering specific content types felt like a better approach than simply blocking entire channels. 🎯 Really glad the experience feels balanced and useful for you! 🙌