I don't agree with a total ban, but the writers of the article downplaying the harmful content on YouTube I think have forgotten the multiple times YouTube has gotten in trouble with advertisers for shit like "elsagate" where they were showing mutilation etc. of Disney characters targeted at children.
There needed to be some kind of regulation, but an outright ban is a bit much.
This feels like they're trying to drive a tack with a sledgehammer.
That's good and also somewhat disappointing as they were the first to release the weights and mechanism to run them as open weights.
A lot of fully open source (and "ethically trained", depending on your opinion of that entire idea) models still use major portions of the code they open sourced.
A lot of relatively "good" LLM models run on top of Llama.cpp