Explicit AI-Generated Songs Slip Through YouTube's Child Filters

Summary

YouTube prohibits explicit content meant to be “sexually gratifying”. Other content, such as sexually suggestive material or vulgar language, can be age-restricted and cannot be watched by anyone signed out or under 18. For children under 13, parents can set up supervised accounts set to “Older kids” (9+), “Teens” (13+) or “Older teens” (16+). Such supervised child accounts should never show explicit sexual content, whatever setting a parent picks. In our test, they did. Are the songs we found “sexually gratifying”? We asked this question to Sagar Vishnoi, who works on the intersection of AI…

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