YouTube’s upcoming AI will block videos inappropriate for kids

YouTube will begin use of AI to automatically add age restrictions to videos. It currently depends on content reviewers to flag videos that are inappropriate for viewers under 18. Uploaders will be able to appeal the system’s decisions. Additionally, users who try to avoid the restrictions by watching videos embedded on third-party websites will be redirected to YouTube.

YouTube’s upcoming AI will block videos inappropriate for kids

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