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A cancer diagnosis for a child can be extremely difficult and feel unbearable to a family. When a young child receives a diagnosis, families must navigate how to tell the child and other family members, plus handle treatment options and care for themselves and their child.Having an age-appropriate conversation about the child's diagnosis could present challenges, especially as it's not a discussion a parent ever anticipates having. However, some parents find it more advantageous to be honest with their children, no matter their age."For us, we were very honest with him, and we always took that approach," Jessica Gaskell told Fox News Digital. CANCER SURVIVORS LIAM HENDRIKS, CARLOS CARRASCO MEET PEDIATRIC PATIENTS, SHARE STORIES OF ENCOURAGEMENTGaskell's son, Joey Gaskell, was diagnosed with leukemia in October 2018 at 18 months old. The family is from Youngstown, Ohio. "He's very mature for his age in a lot of ways, and he understands a lot more than he should at six years old."Read more on cancer diagnosis in children and young Joey Gaskell's journey to a cancer-free life. Joey Gaskell is shown with doctors at Akron Children's Hospital. (Jessica Gaskell) What is the most common cancer in children?What are common symptoms of cancer in children?How

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Matthew Beem now has over 4.7M subscribers on YouTubeRicardo Ramirez “I'm out like $40,000. I’m offering money that I didn’t even have. I had to take a personal loan and my credit wasn't the best.” My heart sank as the 26-year-old Matthew Beem told me how he started his YouTube channel while working as a $9-per-hour car mechanic. Born and raised in Colorado, Beem is part of the 33% of Gen Z whose top career choice is becoming a full-time YouTuber. I spoke with him and several top YouTube stars to hear the stories beyond the statistics. Namely, what’s the upfront financial – and emotional – costs to become a YouTuber today? How has Jimmy "MrBeast" Donaldson, who pours millions of dollars into his YouTube videos, influenced aspiring creators? And what does that all mean for the future of the creator economy? “They're paying me $9 an hour,” Beem said of the first job he took to fund his YouTube channel. “That was basically cleaning the toilet, the cars, and sweeping up the shop. Over the course of seven years, I worked my way up into different roles until eventually I became the painter so I

Linus Tech Tips has committed to higher-quality videos and a workflow that allows their employees more time to take breaks and ensure quality, but that quality has come at the cost of frequent uploads and overall viewership. Maintaining a YouTube empire isn’t an easy thing. Content creators have it hard enough with having to maintain consistent uploads, hire editors for their channels, livestreaming, and other things. YouTube’s biggest creators often have entire teams behind them.Article continues after ad Meanwhile, Linus Tech Tips has over 200 employees who work across multiple YouTube channels, merch operations, Floatplane content, and many other things. Linus’ channel is a titan even among YouTube’s giants, and keeping all of those people employed costs a lot of money. However, churning out that much content took its toll on employees and showed in the final result with some quality errors pointed out by Gamers Nexus amongst others. Linus and those running the LTT empire committed to quality, but it’s becoming clear why they were “chasing the algorithm”.Article continues after ad Linus Tech Tips loses significant view count since YouTube controversy Though the controversy about LTT’s video quality caused the channel to bleed over 200k subscribers and put them

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Sabrina Ortiz/ZDNETMany social media platforms like TikTok are taking precautions to limit the proliferation of AI-generated content. YouTube, however, is facilitating the creation of AI content on its platform by adding a new generative AI feature. On Thursday, YouTube unveiled five new creator tools, including "Dream Screen," a feature that allows users to add AI-generated images or videos as a background for YouTube Shorts. Also: I went hands-on with Microsoft's new AI features, and these 5 are the most useful The demo of the experimental feature shows that users will be able to type in a prompt of what video or image they'd like to use as the background within the short-creating UI. In the example, a user types, "Panda drinking coffee," and as seen by the photo at the top of the article, the platform generates several videos depicting that scene. The user would then be able to overlay a video on the scene. YouTube also incorporated AI to help creators better understand what content to make with a new "AI insights" feature, which will give creators video idea suggestions based on what their audience is already watching. Similarly, Assistive Search in Creator Music will leverage AI to help creators find the perfect soundtrack to

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CNN  —  YouTube on Thursday unveiled a slew of new artificial intelligence-powered tools to help creators produce videos and reach a wider audience on the platform, as companies race to incorporate buzzy generative AI technology directly into their core products. “We want to make it easier for everyone to feel like they can create, and we believe generative AI will make that possible,” Neal Mohan, YouTube’s CEO, told reporters Thursday during the company’s annual Made On YouTube product event. “AI will enable people to push the boundaries of creative expression by making the difficult things simple,” Mohan added. He said YouTube is trying to bring “these powerful tools” to the masses. The video platform, under the Alphabet-Google umbrella, teased a new generative AI feature dubbed Dream Screen specifically for its short-form video arm and TikTok competitor, YouTube Shorts. Dream Screen is an experimental feature that lets creators add AI-generated video or image backgrounds to their vertical videos. To use Dream Screen, creators can type their idea for a background as a prompt and the platform will do the rest. A user, for example, could create a background that makes it look like they are in outer space or on a

The Made For YouTube event introduced new AI features coming soon to the video platform. New generative AI tools, like the AI video generator Dream Screen, are coming to YouTube. Credit: YouTube On Thursday at its Made on YouTube event in New York, YouTube introduced a slew of AI tools for content creators that are coming to the platform.These AI tools run the gamut of content creator needs, from AI video generators to AI-powered insights. The tools are being introduced in order to make creation easier for everyone, according to the company."Generative AI will make that possible" explained YouTube CEO Neal Mohan at the event. YouTube CEO Neal Mohan opened the Made on YouTube event with a quick history of the platform. Here he is standing in front of the very first YouTube video. Credit: Mashable Dream ScreenYouTube’s first announcement, and seemingly its biggest, is Dream Screen, which the company says is coming next year. Dream Screen will allow creators to simply type in an idea for a visual and, in less than a minute, the AI tool will generate videos or video backgrounds. An example of some of the Dream Screen AI generated video at the event. Credit: Mashable