Théodore Cazals launched an initiative to challenge misleading AI-generated content after encountering a viral fake image. He created an account on X called ‘Insane AI Slop’, which quickly gained over 133,000 followers. Cazals noted recurring themes, such as poor children and religious content, in submissions he received. His efforts led to YouTube removing channels that posted questionable AI cartoons targeting children.
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