Grok's analysis of tweets tagging @TeamYouTube confirms that YouTube's AI suddenly started mass terminate channels with no strikes or warnings early this month for generic explanations like "spam, deceptive practices or harassment" - Kotaku In Action 2

Grok's analysis of tweets tagging @TeamYouTube confirms that YouTube's AI suddenly started mass terminate channels with no strikes or warnings early this month for generic explanations like "spam, deceptive practices or harassment" (media.scored.co)

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– bloodguard 5 points 295 days ago +5 / -0

Same with games. Elder Scrolls Online has been smiting accounts left, right and center recently with no appeal lifetime bans. One for using the word "nagger"* in context in chat. They (Zenimax -> Microsoft) have been popping up in forums swearing up and down that they're not using AI to monitor chat and ban people but... They're totally using AI to ban people.

*A "nagger" from the dictionary - describing someone who annoys others by constantly finding fault, complaining, or urging them to do something,