From https://xn--gckvb8fzb.com/the-temu-fication-of-software-digital-goods-services/ :

Within the next five to ten years, Netflix will offer a basic subscription tier whose catalogue consists predominantly of AI-generated or AI-assisted content. We are talking generated procedural shows where each episode is remixed from a small set of templates, generated kids’ content that is vaguely educational and impossible to remember an hour after watching, and generated dramas that recycle plots from existing IP and vibe the rest. For this, the viewer pays the lowest monthly price, while the platform pays nearly nothing in production cost and keeps an enormous margin. The only “upside” for consumers will be the lack of ad breaks, as targeted advertising will quite possibly be injected in real-time into the show you’re watching, seamlessly blending into the storyline without you noticing it, but ultimately still triggering your ape brain to crave a refreshing soda or a sweet treat.

This market resolves YES if such a subscription tier exists, with or without native or injected ads. This will be based on Netflix's own websites, reliable publications, or if it is obvious to someone with such a subscription.

As this is a subjective definition, I will not bet on this market.