> Perhaps the author does not understand the logistical nightmare of having human moderators manually approve all content. Pretty sure he does, from the OP: >

> Perhaps the author does not understand the logistical nightmare of having human moderators manually approve all content. Pretty sure he does, from the OP: > A step back to assert human control -- even if it cuts into the tech companies wide profit margins -- is overdue indeed. The tech companies use these algorithms because they're cheap and they're good-enough for their profit-making purposes. If Google's algorithms can't keep YouTube Kids kid-friendly, then they need to hire the human moderators to make up the difference or kill the product (because it's false advertising).