The AI Internet Loved (and Argued) This Week

November 11, 2025

TRENDING
What’s Blowing Up This Week

This week’s best AI videos didn’t just look cool, they hit a nerve.

A touching dog voiceover, a nurse skit with perfect comic timing, and Coca-Cola’s latest AI ad all sparked emotion, laughter, or debate.

Here’s what made them work.

Niche: Pet / Emotional Storytelling

What’s Going On:
Two dogs “talk” into studio mics about death but from the dog’s point of view. They’re not afraid of dying. They’re worried you’ll be okay without them.

📈 Over 300k views in only 4 days.

Why It Works:

  • Pure emotion in a format that catches you off guard

  • Voiceover feels intimate and comforting, not cheesy

  • Hits both pet lovers and anyone who's grieved

Niche: Bizzarre/Funny

What’s Going On:
A nurse clocks out, then sees the same patient who gave her the worst shift collapse. Instead of rushing to help, she instantly whips out sunglasses and a cane, pretending she’s blind and didn’t see a thing.

📈 75k+ likes in 6 days

Why It Works:

  • That over-the-top “blind mode” switch? Instant comedy

  • Taps into every burnt-out worker’s fantasy

  • Plays on a universal mood: “I’m off-duty, not my problem”

Niche: AI Trend

What’s Going On:
Coca-Cola released another AI-generated Christmas ad for 2025, following up on last year’s version. The post directly compares the two and the 2025 ad is clearly a level up. Smoother visuals, more emotion, way more polish.

📈 5.5k+ likes and a full-on debate in the comments

Why It Works:

  • Big brands like Coca-Cola embracing AI shows how fast this tech is going mainstream

  • Viewers are split: some impressed, others calling it soulless

  • Raises the bar for AI storytelling in marketing

These are just a few examples, Vidbuzz surfaces hundreds of viral AI videos across every niche, every week.

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NEWS & UPDATES
News & Updates

Let’s talk this week in AI: What’s new, what’s wild, and what’s worth your time.

1. LTX-2 Now Generates 20-Second AI Video Natively

LTX's new features include longer video generation, better visual consistency, and a new “Elements” system for storing reusable characters and scenes. Plus, real-time generation is live (and weirdly fun).

2. Grok Wikipedia Sparks Controversy

Elon’s AI wiki alternative is raising flags, critics say it lacks transparency and could steer users away from the crowd-edited Wikipedia we all know.

3. Tinder Experiments With AI Matchmaking + Camera Roll Access

Tinder’s testing a feature called Chemistry that asks users questions and scans their phone photos (with permission) to find better matches.

4. Udio Settles With Universal Music Group

No more downloads for AI-generated songs, Udio will now train only on licensed data. Copyright pressure is reshaping AI music fast.

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We’ve seen it all this week.

Dogs dropping tear-jerker wisdom, nurses dodging moral dilemmas with comedy timing, and Coca-Cola stirring up debate with another AI-made holiday ad.

What do they have in common?
They went viral fast and every single one could’ve been spotted (or built) using Vidbuzz.

What started as a trend-spotting tool is now a full-blown AI content creation platform. If you’re chasing growth, reach, or just trying to stay ahead of what works, this is the tool.

Why Vidbuzz stays in my stack:

  • See what’s blowing up: Filter viral content by niche, trend, or creator

  • Prompt to publish: Use the AI Canvas to turn ideas into image + video fast

  • Train characters once, use forever: Keep consistency across content

  • Test 10 versions in minutes: Shift angles, props, and tone with a click

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That’s where we break it all down.

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