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By excalpius · Posted
>This is a machine learning algorithm which will infer a user's age based on various signals and traits such as the type of content they watch, the categories of their search queries, and the age of their account, among other things. Yeah, that's obviously not going to work. -
By Krieg · Posted
"However, in the case of a false positive, the affected person will be required to share their government-issued ID or credit card information." Yeah...ok. IMO, the parents need to parent...its not Youtube's job to play parent. I will not be handing over any personal info just because Youtube "thinks" I'm a kid. -
By Good Bot, Bad Bot · Posted
A 20MB harddrive is what we had on our first computer which was uncommon at the time. It also had the all-important "turbo" button. Ha! I swear can tell you more details about that machine than can about the PC on my desk right now. -
By hagjohn · Posted
Yes. We switched almost immediately when Teams came out. I like Teams but it has become so bloated. -
By Usama Jawad96 · Posted
YouTube is bring its age detection tech to the U.S. to identify minors by Usama Jawad YouTube hosts a wide range of video content on its platform, some of which may not be suitable to minors. For some of that audience, Google recommends the YouTube Kids app which offers child-friendly content with parental controls. However, some minors still circumvent measures put in place by the platform or their parents, so now, YouTube wants to put a stop to that. YouTube has revealed plans to bring its age detection technology to the United States. This is a machine learning algorithm which will infer a user's age based on various signals and traits such as the type of content they watch, the categories of their search queries, and the age of their account, among other things. If an account is identified as belonging to a teen, YouTube will immediately stop personalized advertising for that account, turn on digital well-being tools, and stop the person from viewing repetitive content. If this is a true positive detection, the user will just have to bear with the aforementioned consequences. However, in the case of a false positive, the affected person will be required to share their government-issued ID or credit card information. Google will start rolling out this technology to a limited subset of customers in the U.S. in the coming weeks and then monitor its results. This is not its first rodeo in this field as it has already deployed and tested the model in other countries. Still, the company will closely monitor the outcome of the age detection tech and its accuracy. YouTube has emphasized that it is committing to serving child-friendly content to minors and protect them from age-inappropriate material. It's unclear how accurate its age detection technology is, but we'll likely find out in the next few weeks. If this trial is successful, Google will probably roll it out to a larger audience in the U.S. and might expand to other countries too.
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