Disney Has Started Feeding Your Kids AI Slop
Disney Has Started Feeding Your Kids AI Slop Bluey who? The first two episodes are available now on YouTube and are a big step forward in Disney’s plans to embrace AI slop. On Wednesday, as reported by CartoonBrew, Disney and Animaj quietly released two episodes of Ozzy Fox on YouTube.
- ▪Disney Has Started Feeding Your Kids AI Slop Bluey who?
- ▪The first two episodes are available now on YouTube and are a big step forward in Disney’s plans to embrace AI slop.
- ▪On Wednesday, as reported by CartoonBrew, Disney and Animaj quietly released two episodes of Ozzy Fox on YouTube.
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Disney Has Started Feeding Your Kids AI Slop Bluey who? Ai slopDisneygenerative AIOzzy Fox By Zack Zwiezen Published July 17, 2026 | Comments (42) | 𝕏 Copied! © Disney / Kotaku Earlier this week, with little fanfare or announcement, Disney and French-based AI-animation company Animaj released the first episodes of Ozzy Fox, an animated musical series targeting young children. The first two episodes are available now on YouTube and are a big step forward in Disney’s plans to embrace AI slop. On Wednesday, as reported by CartoonBrew, Disney and Animaj quietly released two episodes of Ozzy Fox on YouTube. The two episodes have already received over 750,000 views.
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