I think it's reasonable for platforms to be held to a basic standard of due diligence, especially with repeat offenders. YouTube has been promoting the exact s

I think it's reasonable for platforms to be held to a basic standard of due diligence, especially with repeat offenders. YouTube has been promoting the exact same financial scam (Tessler AI investor created by Elon Musk) for years. The fraudsters haven't even bothered to change the video — there is ignorance, and then there is negligence. If platforms aren't liable for their advertisements in some respect, there's a direct financial incentive for them to look the other way.