YouTube has been running advertisements for major brands on videos that promote potentially dangerous theories about HIV/AIDS--an indication that the video platform's human and automated reviewers are continuing to struggle with identifying and flagging content that might be seen as objectionable or offensive. In May and June, video advertisements for companies like Toyota, Mercedes-Benz, development...
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June 15, 2018
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