The reason I think we should see it as our problem is because I think the solution companies arrive at is just to turn the internet into cable TV, where only approved media organizations are able to share content because of liability concerns.
I'll admit, we may even be better off as a society of communication was less "democratized." There certainly would have been a lot less covid and election misinformation out there if every rando wasn't able to have their uninformed ideas broadcasted by giant platforms.
YouTube takes it down. Not as fast as it’s put up. But fast.
I found it irritating because I wanted to know what my daughter had been exposed to, but couldn’t. Her history linked to removed videos.
The titles were nonsensical - mostly Unicode homoglyphs.
It wasn’t child pornography, but was definitely grooming material.