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The problem with that is YouTube's awful history of and approach to false positives. People would be a lot more willing to accept blanket and risky experiments
by anonymousab 8y ago
The problem with that is YouTube's awful history of and approach to false positives.
People would be a lot more willing to accept blanket and risky experiments to solve these problems if there was a viable and reliable reconciliatory/redemptive path for when those systems get it wrong.
For better or worse, YouTube hasn't focused on scaling that part of their system, so there will be apprehension and scepticism with any approach they take.