YouTube recently announced that it'll use machine learning to determine their age "to help provide the best and most age-appropriate experiences and protections" for its users, but the experience is currently limited to select users in the US.

If kids are lying about their age, YouTube will know about it. Or at least will try its best to find out. The streaming service announced Tuesday it's rolling out age-estimation technology that will use various data to determine if someone is under the age of 18,

YouTube is launching a new test in the U.S. they’re using AI to estimate a user’s age—no longer just relying on birthdays signed in the profile.