> the solution to this is not for them to pivot to stupid information bytes, but for them to make a better damn algorithm Keep in mind that the best algorithm

> the solution to this is not for them to pivot to stupid information bytes, but for them to make a better damn algorithm Keep in mind that the best algorithm is always the human mind. People know what they like and that makes them happy. If you're following creators X, Y, and Z, you don't need a fancy algorithm to expose their videos to their followers, you just a place to show their videos in the order published. Better YouTube algorithms might help in some cases like discovery of totally new channels and creators that people might be interested in. YouTube should go nuts and do whatever crazy experiments they want on some recommendations page. But the solution of trying to dictate precisely what users see all of the time through making the entire site a big algorithm-festival will always be suboptimial.