Why is YouTube PURGING Millions of Channels This Year? Is it AI or WORSE? | Clownfish TV

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Millions of YouTube channels have been deleted this year, with over 7 MILLION getting gone in the last quarter alone. YouTube's official explanation is that those channels violated something and were mostly from Southeast Asia (aka India.)

But is that REALLY what is going on here? Has their AI moderation run amuck? Or is there something more sinister going on here? Is YouTube purging "dead weight" to get the platform ready to take on Netflix?

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