AI is wrong.
I googled “Why would they make every ads in YouTube sponsored?”, and it said this:
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YouTube uses advertisements to generate revenue and keep the platform free for users who don’t pay for YouTube Premium. While some creators may have sponsored content, it’s not the case for every ad. YouTube also tailors ads to user interests and uses a variety of ad formats.
Here’s a more detailed breakdown:
YouTube is a free platform for many users, and advertising is a primary way it generates revenue. These funds support the platform’s infrastructure, content creators, and ongoing development according to YouTube Help.
Many creators rely on ad revenue, including sponsored content, as a significant part of their income. Sponsorships can help them create better content and invest in their channels.
YouTube uses your viewing history, Google account information, and other data to show you ads that are more likely to be relevant to your interests.
YouTube uses various ad formats, including:
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Skippable and Non-skippable in-stream ads: These appear before, during, or after videos.
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Bumper ads: Short, non-skippable ads.
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Overlay ads: Ads that appear on the lower portion of a video.
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Sponsored cards: Ads that appear within the video content itself.
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Sponsored Content vs. Ads:
While some creators may have paid sponsorships or product placements within their videos, these are distinct from the standard advertisements that YouTube serves.
YouTube Premium is a paid subscription that removes ads, but not all content on YouTube is ad-free, especially for live content owned by channels.
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It’s not related to sponsorships.
They changed the text from “Ad” to “Sponsored” sometime.
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I know that, but it seems it’s talking the wrong way.
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Do you have an AI Overview?
No like an AI Overview of your modd forums
Do you click AI mode or look at the overview.
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I copy the AI overview of what it said.
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You do have one.
@_Buttercup is an active user on the Modd.io forum, participating in several discussion threads, including the “Chat about anything!” and “Fun fact about the fake Stab.io” topics.
Here are some details about @_Buttercup based on the search results:
Participation in “Chat about anything!”: They have been involved in conversations in all parts of the “Chat about anything!” thread. They’ve discussed making the forum more Modd.io related, commented on various topics, and shared their thoughts on forum discussions and users.
Discussion about “Stab.io”: They initiated threads regarding “fake Stab.io 3” and “fake Stab.io 2”, expressing their opinions on the content and quality of these games.
Interaction with other users: They’ve been mentioned or interacted with other users like toho, BlueScreen33, Ladymantis, and Pavlova, engaging in discussions and humorous exchanges.
Personal reflections: They have shared personal thoughts and experiences, such as getting the “New User of the Month” badge and their perspective on the current state of the forums.
Overall, @_Buttercup appears to be a regular and engaged member of the Modd.io forum community, participating in discussions, sharing observations, and interacting with fellow users.
(this is what i meant)
I remember you telling us how to do that,
Like months ago 
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I don’t do “Fun fact about the fake Stab.io” topics anymore
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I had it back in August of last year.
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Hell, i can do an AI Overview of myself and you will criticize it!
Sure. I wanna look at it!
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Based on the provided information, @Pavlova is a user on the Modd.io forum who actively participates in various discussions, particularly the “Chat about anything!” threads.
From the search results, here’s a summary of details about @Pavlova:
They are a frequent contributor to the forum, especially in the “Chat about anything!” threads.
They were previously suspended from the forum for “Scamming” but have since returned.
Their behavior has been potentially disruptive at times.
They have used @discobot for help messages and dice rolling.
More details about @Pavlova, including their previous username, profile picture changes, mentioned interests, apologies, and real-life details can be found on Modd.io.
They have shared a screenshot related to “inactive user nice topic” and posted links to flagged posts of “RobertRoth,” who they believe might have been a previous username.
