Google Hiring Thousands of Moderators to Police YouTube Content

Google is hiring thousands of new moderators after facing widespread backlash for allowing child abuse videos and other violent and offensive content to flourish on YouTube. Google, which owns YouTube, announced that next year it would expand its total workforce to more than 10,000 people responsible for reviewing content that could violate its policies.

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