YouTube’s Latest Update Shows That Online Monoculture Is Dead

Remember “Child shark dance?” What about “Gangam style?” These videos were among the most inevitable offers in YouTube Sharia, which was pumped into our lives through the last residue of the monochrome internet culture: Trending page. Now, after a full decade since its first time, YouTube announced that it is ending its efforts to inject the best videos into everyone’s summaries, and instead chose to highlight the famous content in specific outlets.

In the blog post, the company admits that the Internet ecosystem has changed dramatically since the Trending page for the first time provided. “Once again when we first launched the Trending page in 2015, the answer to” What is heading? “It was much simpler to capture with an individual list of viral videos that everyone was talking about.” He said that Fandoms and societies began to develop on the platform, and the idea of the global viral video began to fade, and visits to the Trending page decreased significantly during the last half.

Therefore, it disappears. The very large four categories of the original Trending page – now, music, games and movies – will get divided into their own lists, which will include Musical videos are headingand Weekly weekly podcastsAnd Film trailers are heading– With the list Explore games Set the page to replace the gaming category.

Moreover, YouTube will tend to its personal recommendations. The company says it “will continue to view the viewers on the videos that we believe will love” through the recommendation algorithm that should withdraw videos from an exhibitor instead of trying to identify the world famous videos. The “Explore” menu will remain, where the Trending page is currently, and offers video shows other than a competition if you still want to take advantage of the wider Zeitgeist.

Frankly change is a long time for YouTube, which has become the most popular video service around it, while downloading more video content daily more than a person can watch at a full age. Videos are now raising regularly millions of views without breaking the prevailing attention at all, simply flourishing in a specialized category. Unfortunately for YouTube, one of these specialized groups is now Amnesty International – the invention that its mother company, Google, is actively involved in empowerment. But earlier this month, YouTube announced that artificial intelligence will be revised by making the content more difficult to achieve “original” and “authentic” income. Therefore, we hope, if a video clip has been able to break the containment and move to Mega-Viral like the old days, then it will not be some artificial intelligence that was able to learn on its way to fame.