Hank Green, a novelist, comedian, and YouTuber with 3.2 million subscribers, recently apologized to his audience for his growing reliance on AI chatbots. The controversy started when, in the middle of ...

Green, one of YouTube’s premiere educational content creators, apologized for using AI in a recirculated Twitter post Tabitha Parent is a writer at PEOPLE covering entertainment and culture. She ...

When Hank Green ad-libbed the phrase “I appreciate the pushback” in a longer discussion about kiki and bouba in his July 29 Ask Hank Anything video, there’s no way he could have known the phrase would ...

VidCon 2025 kicked off its opening ceremony in Anaheim, CA, by honoring YouTube legends on Thursday. Hosted by Kalen Allen and VidCon's social media manager Ali Booth, the Hall of Fame Ceremony ...

Hank and John Green began influencing online viewing long before we tied the word influencer to social media, launching their Vlogbrothers YouTube channel on Jan. 1, 2007, 17 years, 3.77 million ...

Science communicator Hank Green rants about Sora 2 AI-generated videos on "SlopTok," warning viewers about the implications of the new tool. Green shares his dismay after scrolling SlopTok, a bizarre ...

YouTube personality and author Hank Green speaks onstage as he discusses his book "An Absolutely Remarkable Thing." If you’ve ever crammed for an exam using a YouTube Crash Course, you might have had ...

Whether you use AI or not, you will be suspected. Such situations are increasing overseas.In August 2026, popular US YouTuber Hank Green was suspected of using AI due to a single phrase in his video.

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Hank Green has had a while to think about how social media has changed us. He started making YouTube videos in 2007 with his ...

The line between acceptable and objectionable AI use is blurrier than ever, and popular science YouTuber Hank Green is trying to navigate it amid a groundswell of public scrutiny. But not even social ...