> Lots of other reasonable explanations that match the available evidence and involve Google caring about this issue... Or, more likely: they "care," but not e

> Lots of other reasonable explanations that match the available evidence and involve Google caring about this issue... Or, more likely: they "care," but not enough to actually spend the money to fix the problem (e.g. quit relying so much on algorithms, and staff a department of real people to apply some human judgement). My understanding is there's a cultural problem at Google, where they think stuff like this must be done algorithmically, even if it's not a actually a job for an algorithm.