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YouTube Auto-Moderation Reportedly Banned Women of Sex Tech Conference

YouTube’s automated content moderation tool erroneously removed The Women of Sex Tech conference's live-streamed event and banned the conference from the platform, despite not violating the platform’s sexual content policies.

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