YouTube (i.e., Google) already does article 13 (i.e., the extinction event is home-grown). Just today I saw a note from someone who got a takedown notice from Y

YouTube (i.e., Google) already does article 13 (i.e., the extinction event is home-grown). Just today I saw a note from someone who got a takedown notice from YouTube after posting his own performance, done in his own home, of a Beethoven piece: the algorithm found infringement. 'Under Article 13 — the "censorship machines" — anyone who allows users to communicate in public by posting audio, video, stills, code, or anything that might be copyrighted — must send those posts to a copyright enforcement algorithm. The algorithm will compare it to all the known copyrighted works (anyone can add anything to the algorithm's database) and censor it if it seems to be a match.'