> If you're getting jordan peterson and andrew tate videos its probably related to what you've been watching. Well, or their model isn't very good. To take an

> If you're getting jordan peterson and andrew tate videos its probably related to what you've been watching. Well, or their model isn't very good. To take an example, let's say I watch "Race Highlights | 2022 United States Grand Prix" on the official F1 channel Then the algorithm recommends "The Internet's Best Reactions To The 2022 United States Grand Prix: THAT WAS EPIC" with a thumbnail of gurning man. If the model had accurately captured my viewing habits, the model would say: Formula 1, yes; Reaction videos, no; Things that call themselves epic, no; Gurning thumbnail, no. And it would not have recommended that video. One possibility is that Youtube knows me better than I know myself, and though I think I don't like reaction videos and gurning they've determined I secretly love them. Another possibility is that their algorithm merely knows that people who watch F1 videos watch F1 videos, and because I watched an F1 video they're showing me an F1 video. I know which I think is more likely :)