A number of YouTube channels with large followings have been terminated, all allegedly with a bizarre AI connection.

YouTube has publicly refuted the involvement of artificial intelligence in the recent peculiar removals of tech tutorial videos from its platform. This statement comes in response to growing concerns among creators and viewers about potential automated moderation errors.

Creators grew alarmed when educational videos that YouTube had allowed for years were suddenly being bizarrely flagged as “dangerous” or “harmful,” with seemingly no way to trigger human review to overturn removals. AI seemed to be running the show, with creators’ appeals seemingly getting denied faster than a human could possibly review them.

Tech YouTuber ‘Enderman’ had his account with over 350,000 subscribers terminated. They claimed the decision was made wrongfully made by AI.

Ahead of Alphabet's third quarter earnings report, YouTube announced a series of updates to improve TV viewership.

A YouTuber is facing channel deletion after posting videos showcasing how to bypass Windows 11's mandatory Microsoft Account, and hardware requirements.

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As the ongoing carriage dispute between Disney and Google‘s popular streaming service enters its second weekend, YouTube TV customers face another Saturday with college football games blacked out on their ABC and ESPN channels.