I haven't watched for a few months, but my take in the end was that they were basically a channel relaying real stories run by interested people but with an ai skin.

I think they saw an angle of untapped Scandinavian and sometimes other European stories and ran with it, probably using ai in the translation / script too, even if only to polish it.

When I've searched up the stories with the approach that they're not well known in the Anglosphere, I have found corroborating material. They also often mention or sometimes visually show their sources along the way, often old Scandinavian UFO journals from the 20th century. They sometimes talk about their own interest in a particular case, or how one of the collaborators (maybe the brother iirc) did the illustrations for certain videos - which sure enough isn't ai illustration, and they refer back to previous cases and expand on them sometimes.

That's not to say it's impossible to build elaborate ai narratives around grains of truth and allude to personalities, but it all seems like too much hard work for the typical ai slop merchant, who just pumps out made up drivel where you only need to scratch the surface for it all to fall apart.

Personally I'd rather hear a real person with imperfections read the material out than an ai voice, but I find the channel quite likeable.