YouTube has been criticized by creators over unapproved changes to Shorts that appear to involve machine learning (and potentially AI).
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What would happen if you could talk directly to the recommendation algorithm? X is about to find out
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YouTube gets caught using “machine learning” to tweak creators’ Shorts after they go live
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YouTube Deleted 8.3 Million Objectionable Videos Last Quarter, Thanks Mostly To Machines
In addition to its first-ever YouTube Community Guidelines Enforcement Report, YouTube is also enabling creators to see the status of any of their own flagged videos in a new Reporting History dashboard.
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Workers Enlisted By YouTube For AI-Training Efforts Make 10 Cents A Task To Analyze Videos
A report in Wired details the process workers on the Amazon-owned hub MTurk go through to train YouTube's content-flagging AI.
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YouTube Says 70% Of All Watch Time Is Driven By Its Own Recommendations
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YouTube Will Have 10,000 Humans Working To Purge Questionable Content In 2018
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YouTube Erroneously Removed Videos Showing Potential War Crimes In Syria, Activists Say
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YouTube Will Place Flagged “Supremacist” Videos That Don’t Violate Its Guidelines In A “Limited State”
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Can Instagram Use AI To Weed Out Hate Speech?
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YouTube Updates Its Automatic Captions To Catch Common Sound Effects
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YouTube Viewers Now Consume 1 Billion Hours Of Content Every Single Day
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Google Unveils YouTube-8M, A Research Database Of 8 Million Videos To Help Improve Search
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