I completely agree with you that a lot more data is needed for the algorithms to get better. I really wish that a lot of platforms would implement more user feedback, rather than just relying on the algorithms to automatically figure out which part of the content was good or bad. Put more flags on content that people can vote up or down for the algorithm to learn from, rather than just assuming.<br>I have a lot of problems with the algorithms of YouTube and Reddit learning wrong things about me, and completely disregarding my constant feedback that their assumption is wrong. "You liked a video, so you enjoy carpentry". I've said "not interested, I don't like it" to 400+ videos from the carpentry category and haven't watched any of the ones you are suggesting, please just let me tell you that "I don't want carpentry" rather than defaulting back to my liked video list. I don't even know which piece of content triggered the conclusion, so I can do nothing to fix it.