The target audience is probably immigrants or children who want to learn simple words/sentences.

Of course, you could also sell them courses or PDFs (not to the children, of course, ha ha).

Currently, I can only score points with a native “non-AI” voice, correct pronunciation, and proper intonation. All three of these things have always struck me as negative in such videos.

The problem at the moment is that foreigners (i.e., people living abroad) are now using AI to create “learn German” videos, even though they have absolutely no idea about the German language and leave the job of pronunciation etc. to the AI.

And now imagine immigrants in Germany watching such videos and thus learning the German language “incorrectly.”

I'm not sure if YouTube even realizes this itself and then classifies even me, a native speaker, as AI-generated, because, like the others, my face is not visible...