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

Sean Hannity says Donald Trump has talked with oil companies and “I would imagine they're going to recoup their losses” in Venezuela

Megyn Kelly caller on Venezuela: “I'm a veteran and I'm as conservative as they come. ... Running the government scares the hell out of me.”

Fox News host Will Cain: “There's no such thing as international law. There is only such thing as conquest.”

Nick Fuentes credits social media platforms and their supposed policy reversals as “the number one thing” for his recent rise in popularity

Daily Wire's Matt Walsh: “International law is fake”

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