Guys not hate to religion but how should I block Ai slop religious content. So many asshole gain viewership making people's fools through adding Ai generated voice over and videos with low effort.

My country's whole old generation believe in things that are baseless not for only single religion this is happening to others also but in India youtube should compulsory a feature so that I can customise my feed like X and even if there is any extension that I can use in my browser and hand over the phone to my mom so she watch healthy content.

I wanted your support for this because seriously Youtube must not became Facebook

Facebook has too bad content only slope and misinformation you see on Facebook I even request big world authorities to act on it otherwise miss info and time waste, brain draining content destroy the whole parent generation from the world might be I over reacted in the last but that's true no one is focusing on this except X and Reddit

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