It is a bit insulting to say that someone needs to curate...
“It is a bit insulting to say that someone needs to curate their YouTube watching and "Lock in"”
Summary
The claim that calling someone to curate their YouTube viewing and “Lock in” is insulting is a subjective judgment. Available sources discuss the necessity of curating YouTube content for safety and algorithmic reasons, but they do not provide evidence that such a suggestion is inherently insulting. Consequently, the statement cannot be verified as a factual claim.
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- Systematic review: YouTube recommendations and problematic content - PMC
There has been much concern that social media, in particular YouTube, may facilitate radicalisation and polarisation of online audiences. This systematic review aimed to determine whether the YouTube recommender system facilitates pathways to ...
- COVID-19 misinformation on YouTube: An analysis of ... - PMC
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- Impact of YouTube User‐Generated Content on News Dissemination and Youth Information Reception - PMC
Unlike traditional outlets, YouTube's algorithmic curation personalises news exposure, reinforcing filter bubbles and restricting content diversity [5, 6, 7, 8]. Algorithmic gatekeeping is critical for examining how recommender systems replace editorial oversight, allowing unverified or misleading content to influence public discourse.
- Children being ‘sedated’ by algorithmic YouTube content, MPs hear | Children | The Guardian
Noting that 62% of viewing by under-16s was on YouTube and only 22% on broadcast TV, he said the former had “captured the eyeballs, imaginations and interest of a nation – but they haven’t replaced the system that existed before, which ...
- I Banned My Kids From Watching YouTube. Sort Of. | Reviews by Wirecutter
“A platform like YouTube is so much more work because you have to curate what channels your kids are going to see,” said Jenny Radesky, a developmental behavioral pediatrician and associate professor of pediatrics at the University of Michigan ...
- Youtube Safety Guide - Right To Be
In its harassment and cyberbullying policy, YouTube prohibits “content that targets an individual with prolonged or malicious insults based on intrinsic attributes, including their protected group status (age, ethnicity, gender identity and expression, sexual orientation, etc) or physical traits”. Such content may include:
- How to Keep Kids Safe on YouTube in 2024: Complete Guide — Global Day of Unplugging
Tim Mocan from SafetyDetectives. See the full article HERE Updated on: April 11, 2024 Fact Checked by Katarina Glamoslija Keeping kids away from inappropriate YouTube content can be overwhelming. There are several billion YouTube videos (500+ hours of video are uploaded every minute)
- Big users of YouTube: how do you fix your feed? | Ars OpenForum
But I share everyone else's feelings, the algo change is worse now, and the way it highly prioritizes new content you've watched in a really aggressive fashion is irritating. Click to expand... Just quoting you but also responding to others. OK, so the solution you're all basically saying is: curate harder.