The problem is that Google has built most of it's products and business around the concept that they can automate away manual intervention. I think they are quickly starting to discover how faulty that concept is.
Some of the "AI" startups that mix automated intelligence with human fallback have probably got it much more right: Sometimes, you need people.
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The problem is that Google has built most of it's products and business around the concept that they can automate away manual intervention. I think they are quickly starting to discover how faulty that concept is.
Some of the "AI" startups that mix automated intelligence with human fallback have probably got it much more right: Sometimes, you need people.
Regardless, I think the warning is better than no warning. Again, we don't know the process behind the scenes.
If Google believes any of their ads on the page are questionable, Google should simply not display those ads.