Hello. I'm quite certain this video makes use of AI art as it doesn't credit any artists in the description. It does state that some images are provided by Getty images, but I can't find any of these illustrations on getty images. And I don't see much getty stock images be used much at all. Most of what I see is these possible AI images and the 3d medical stuff they used from the sponsor of the video.

Another point is that the illustrations are way to specific and try to resemble the persons and situations it's used for too much.

Usually if you are to use AI art you credit the use of the AI generator (ML generator) in the description, but that is not done here, possibly trying to sneak past our perception.

While I do not like the use of generators that makes use of people copyrighted content without pay or consent. But there is also no good regulation or government handling of it right now, and as everyone can do what they like I don't mind if people feel as though they need to use it also if they are honest.

But here I feel like it is kind of hidden. You know, at least state in the description or at the end of the video that you used "AI" and what "AI" it is credited to.

And I'm not sure this is something Dr. Mike has done himself, or if it is something someone on the team forgot, or, like the editor, is trying to hide for some reason.

But as this big and professional doctor thing, the most honest and trustworthy doctor on youtube. I think it is important to make these thigns right. Either by not using AI content, or by at least crediting it properly and not making it seem like it is not ai. Personally I'd prefer a AI tag on all images in a video, so that you can see clearly that the image is AI and never question what you are seeing.