YouTube already has copyright infringement bots that mark copyrighted content and either give the holder the option to put ads on it or take it down. Search al

YouTube already has copyright infringement bots that mark copyrighted content and either give the holder the option to put ads on it or take it down. Search also puts a lot of effort into identifying duplicated content to punish content farms. I've heard they're making progress on detecting algorithmically spun articles too (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Article_spinning http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Article_spinning). Oh, and they have it for images. Here's the search result for the one they used: https://www.google.com/search?tbs=sbi:AMhZZivFQlmjC8rcxWC0MZUxadqDHehMN1NsEpPmzc8yBq59X9o3IR4bQr1jdwzRuS4npunwjwDXiEOjo5Z2nP-y_15uKJUAfBvUFY7LwAvobN9keAArJbKJ9wLDpofqyOcRLRigL92DAwkPDV8qX86HKscM6dxK0Hxz_1rN0iPk28ap52PWhw97t093vV_1Ig_1fwTSwcjHLFHkMUe_1vigsLRHRznzVEiifKXmd7n5zVynCCT7u7rY-L5DGrwer97S6Qirjfh58UJDYBOYgzUSolMoyG06pMASdE5o_1kK0L94m6gBX8IJRRnjfhfKzRF7ZZHpJzcPTKLqMytTg_1Y6EhjbnVE_1Q5rA3zxn2AXNWuf2IMTL7JXgdMsC5ne7qXRDqlNozPhrWIPdjjzQdvefJOZEg1c8jdH78ZJPnNdVxSRy00uFPDBf0TrSAOr7F1u87_1IzQqD912r5Cvg_16f3uCJjn-E0ssVx7nqRe1ZKVxDAaZ_1ON6EH14uuuIqwtRLiKNwEkZ2Q2iGvxb5yggXRdV-WAFDa0771yqzNUhjsbiTxa1HxHPjkMCF8dJ_1Ibrfeg3BbGndlkpMN94yBP5j0yHUTD7fwymk0lE2jA&num=10&hl=en&bih=936&biw=1680 https://www.google.com/search?tbs=sbi:AMhZZivFQlmjC8rcxWC0MZ... So yes, it'd be trivial for them to do so.