> This article suggests that machine learning and collaborative filtering are incapable of producing healthy recommendations. I beg to differ, The article cite

> This article suggests that machine learning and collaborative filtering are incapable of producing healthy recommendations. I beg to differ, The article cites actual instances and recurring problems showing that "machine learning and collaborative filtering are incapable of producing healthy recommendations.": Even when YouTube tried to produce child friendly content, they failed. You can't just say "it's fine" after the article shows it not being fine.