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Manhattan DA Bragg says YouTube's algorithm pushes ghost gun content to children, youth gamers

Summary by Abc 6 Philadelphia
An investigation by the Manhattan district attorney found that YouTube's algorithm is promoting ghost gun content to those most at risk of making the weapons, including children and youth gamers.

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Manhattan DA says YouTube's algorithm pushes ghost gun content to children, youth gamers

An investigation by the Manhattan district attorney found that YouTube's algorithm is promoting ghost gun content to those most at risk of making the weapons, including children and youth gamers.

10 days ago·Philadelphia, United States
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Manhattan DA Bragg says YouTube's algorithm pushes ghost gun content to children, youth gamers

An investigation by the Manhattan district attorney found that YouTube's algorithm is promoting ghost gun content to those most at risk of making the weapons, including children and youth gamers.

10 days ago·New York, United States
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Manhattan's DA wants to know why YouTube is pushing 'ghost gun' tutorials to kids

Manhattan's District Attorney wants to meet with YouTube's CEO to discuss why the website allows the posting of videos on how to manufacture "ghost guns" and why its algorithm is pushing them to underage viewers who watch video game content.

10 days ago·United States
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DA Bragg takes on YouTube’s role in hosting ghost gun assembly tutorials

Manhattan District Attorney Alvin Bragg broadened his war against “ghost guns” on Wednesday by singling out a new source for the spread of illegal firearms: YouTube. Bragg, along with a top NYPD official, described a “games to guns” pipeline, a phenomenon where YouTube’s algorithm eventually directs viewers of shooter-style video game tutorials to 3D printing instruction videos for creating ghost guns — unlicensed firearms that are difficult to …

10 days ago·New York, United States
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