Block AI slop on YouTube

Why Orislop

You can hit “Not interested.”

You can tell YouTube not to recommend a channel.

You can keep scrolling.

But when the same kind of content keeps coming back from different channels, doing that over and over gets annoying fast.

Orislop is meant to handle more of that work for you while you browse.

How it works

Once Orislop is installed, you use YouTube normally.

When videos appear in your feed or YouTube Shorts, Orislop analyzes them and checks for signals that may indicate AI-generated or low-value content.

You decide what happens next.

You can keep questionable videos visible, hide matching content, or keep it covered with an option to reveal it.

If something gets flagged, you can also see why.

The goal isn’t to decide what you’re allowed to watch. It’s to give you a better filter.

You choose what gets filtered

Turn on the categories you want gone and leave the rest alone. Choose how strict Orislop should be, and see why something was flagged. You can also ask questions about the video you're watching.

What does Orislop actually filter?

You pick which types of content Orislop looks for:

• AI slop: mass-produced AI-generated videos and Shorts
• Copied videos: videos that appear to reuse or repost other people's content
• Ragebait: content that uses outrage, conflict, or provocative framing to drive clicks and engagement
• Reddit TTS: Reddit posts read by text-to-speech over stock or gameplay footage
• Clip farms: channels that repost clips from streams, podcasts, and other creators

Turn on the categories you want to filter. You choose whether matching videos stay visible, are hidden, or remain covered.

Some people just want AI videos gone. Others are mostly sick of Reddit TTS and clip farms. Turn on what bothers you.

Filter YouTube Shorts too

Shorts are one of the easiest places to get stuck scrolling through repetitive or mass-produced videos.

Orislop can analyze Shorts as you browse in desktop Chrome and, based on your settings, hide or cover matching content.

You can review why a video was flagged and reveal covered content when you want to take another look.

See why a video was flagged

Orislop doesn’t just need to give you a yes-or-no answer.

When a video is flagged, you can see information about why Orislop reached that result.

You can also ask questions about the video you’re currently watching.

It’s meant to help you understand what you’re seeing, not just silently remove things from your feed.

Is Orislop perfect?

No.

Detecting this kind of content is hard, and there isn’t a perfect way to identify every AI video on the internet.

Orislop can make mistakes. It can miss videos, and it can occasionally flag something you would have wanted to watch.

That’s exactly why the controls stay with you.

Orislop is built to make filtering easier, not pretend that an AI detector can be right 100% of the time.