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Mark Rober is a former NASA-engineer-turned-science-YouTuber with 85.7 million subscribers.

He said in a new interview that the solution to competing against AI-generated videos is to go out and do something noteworthy.

He added that knowing something is real is what draws viewers in.

He rose to fame with YouTube videos like How to Survive a Grenade Blast , which has 100 million views, and Can you swim in Jello? , which has 224 million views.

Now Mark Rober, a former NASA-engineer -turned-science-YouTuber with 85.7 million subscribers , says that there’s a simple way to stand out from the crowd as AI-generated content infiltrates social media.

In a new interview with Business Insider , Rober said the solution to competing against AI slop , or low-quality AI posts, is to go out into the real world and do something noteworthy.

“Do you want to see a simulation of someone dunking a basketball with a sick trick, or do you want to see someone actually do it?” he said.…