VIDEO: Why TikTok is becoming a conspiracy playground

TikTok is being flooded with formulaic, seemingly AI-generated conspiracy theory videos that are garnering millions of views.

AI-generated conspiracy theory videos on TikTok can be highly profitable, according to content creators, with TikTok’s Creativity Program Beta creating a financial incentive for low-quality, engagement-driven content. Unsurprisingly, these conditions make the perfect environment for conspiracy theories to thrive.

VIDEO: Why TikTok is becoming a playground for absurd AI-generated conspiracy theories

Fox News hosts Jesse Watters and Kayleigh McEnany say Democrats are trying to get arrested so they can copy Trump’s mugshot

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CNN's Gabe Cohen lays out the “big question marks and concerns” with Trump's “plans to dismantle FEMA and make states handle their own disasters”

Right-wing media immediately cheer Sen. Alex Padilla being thrown to the ground and handcuffed at Noem press conference

MSNBC’s Ben Rhodes: Fox News “is no different than the state media that we see in places like Russia”

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