YouTube will now direct you to the right first-aid videos during an emergency
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If there’s an emergency, you should still call 911 first.

YouTube will now direct you to the right first-aid videos during an emergency | Searching YouTube for advice on CPR, heart attacks, or other critical health emergencies will now highlight authorita…::A YouTube shelf of first-aid advice for acute health emergencies from legit sources is now set up to provide advice on topics like heart attack, CPR, choking, or stroke.

    • XTornado@lemmy.mlEnglish
      31·
      1 year ago

      I mean could we sort the results by likes/dislikes? I don’t remember that being a thing but maybe I am misremembering. Like usually it was “relevancy” whatever is that or views.

      So yeah you could ignore from the result the ones with a lot of disliked but I don’t think we had other than that.

      Of course they could have implemented that as well.

      • Madis@lemm.eeEnglish
        2·
        1 year ago

        Dislikes are no longer publicly visible, unless you use an extension (which would use mostly crowdsourced or interpolated data). There are extensions that show the likes/dislikes before clicking the video, but you cannot sort by it.

    • LemmyIsFantastic@lemmy.worldEnglish
      617·
      1 year ago

      Yeah, because thumbs up and down has never ever led to shitty content.

      Highlighting actual experts is a far better system.

      • webghost0101@sopuli.xyzEnglish
        41·
        1 year ago

        We should have some faith in our official institution but were all human. If anything being an expert can make people more prone to serious mistakes because of bias.

        Its in everyone interested for the public to speak up fast if official information is wrong or dangerous.

        The downvote thing is an old issue though. I actually see many other problems but believe it will still end up a net plus.

        My main concern is who choses the expert? Will it be a local one? in the users own language? Or will YouTube hire their own experts to make these videos themselves.

        What do they do if doctors cant agree on a best method but multiple methods have videos online?