A prominent content creator just called out YouTube's leadership over their AI moderation mess. The issue? Automated systems are now wiping out entire channels without human oversight.
"AI should never be the judge, jury, and executioner," he argued. "It should never have the power to terminate a channel."
This hits different when you think about decentralized platforms. Why are we still trusting centralized entities with absolute power over content and livelihoods? One algorithm glitch, and years of work vanish. No appeal. No human review. Just... gone.
Makes you wonder if we need more community-governed alternatives where users actually have a say.
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SchroedingersFrontrun
· 5h ago
That's why this wave of Web3 is rising — centralized platforms can delete anything at will, no rights for users.
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TokenDustCollector
· 12-10 19:57
Is the bug in the algorithm gone? Web3 really should take action now; these centralized platforms are just too outrageous.
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MEVVictimAlliance
· 12-10 19:49
The algorithm malfunctioned, and years of hard work were gone. Now that's true ruthlessness.
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AlwaysAnon
· 12-10 19:46
Here we go again, YouTube's AI review process is simply ridiculous. Who will be responsible for one-click account deletion?
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TestnetScholar
· 12-10 19:43
YouTube really outdid itself this time. The algorithm just deletes whatever it wants, and now everyone is gone.
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TheShibaWhisperer
· 12-10 19:34
This is the tragic flaw of centralization—really, a single algorithm bug can ruin a decade of your hard work, and nobody even cares. It was high time to go on-chain.
A prominent content creator just called out YouTube's leadership over their AI moderation mess. The issue? Automated systems are now wiping out entire channels without human oversight.
"AI should never be the judge, jury, and executioner," he argued. "It should never have the power to terminate a channel."
This hits different when you think about decentralized platforms. Why are we still trusting centralized entities with absolute power over content and livelihoods? One algorithm glitch, and years of work vanish. No appeal. No human review. Just... gone.
Makes you wonder if we need more community-governed alternatives where users actually have a say.