True, but that's a way harder problem to solve. For me what was important was reducing the noise as much as possible as fast as possible consistently. Youtube algorithms has been pervasive enough that anything that moves the scale down even a little bit was worth the effort.
It's free on GitHub for anyone to build, use or fork. I've built it for myself, but going through App Store submissions took me 2x the time, hence the price.
I'm more concerned about the stuff that is fraudulent then possibly legit stuff explicitly labelled as AI
True, but that's a way harder problem to solve. For me what was important was reducing the noise as much as possible as fast as possible consistently. Youtube algorithms has been pervasive enough that anything that moves the scale down even a little bit was worth the effort.
I wish I had this but for every website and media surface
Well, AI flags this content so it's an easy target without heuristics - that's why I've started there.
You can charge money for browser extensions? And people pay for them?
I'm in the wrong business.
It's free on GitHub for anyone to build, use or fork. I've built it for myself, but going through App Store submissions took me 2x the time, hence the price.