The debate over AI slop has had a dizzying run over the last week or so.
Disney kicked things off by announcing that Disney+ subscribers will soon be able to spin up their own content using its characters. A former video game studio head chimed in to note that younger audiences are already using this stuff. And TikTok added more fuel by confirming its testing controls that lets users adjust the amount of AI-generated material in their feeds — an update that landed alongside the revelation that more than 1.3 billion videos on the platform now carry an AI label.
All of it points to an entertainment pipeline being retooled in real time, where the separation between craft and machine output grows a little more porous each week.
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