They plan to audit all of the take-down requests which is awesome, and it's more than required by law. I wonder if they'll regret this move. They're shielding

They plan to audit all of the take-down requests which is awesome, and it's more than required by law. I wonder if they'll regret this move. They're shielding developers, but taking the burden on themselves of managing the legal hassle of take-down requests. As other commenters have pointed out, it sounds like the real problem is that copyright holders can issue these requests without any limit (or maybe even due diligence).