YouTube speedruns digital hygiene, nukes 130k channels of trash

YouTube allegedly yeeted 130,000 channels in what they're calling a noble crusade against AI garbage, which is hilarious because the platform is basically built on algorithmic slop at this point. This reads like a tech company's PR team trying to convince us they have standards while their algorithm simultaneously recommends 47-hour loops of AI-generated mukbang videos to 9-year-olds. The real chaos isn't the deletion—it's imagining the collective meltdown of content farms realizing their investment in GPT slop generators just got liquidated.