YouTube will hire 10,000 people to monitor and control violent extremism on the popular video streaming platform, along with curbing content that endangers children.<br/><br/>In an interview to The Daily Telegraph, Susan Wojcicki, Chief Executive of the Google-owned video-sharing site, said yesterday in London that bad actors are exploiting YouTube to mislead, manipulate, harass or even harm.<br/><br/>YouTube along with Facebook, Google and Twitter have come under scrutiny over the availability of terrorist material and propaganda on their platforms.<br/><br/>YouTube has terminated 50 channels and removed thousands of videos as also advertisements from 5,00,000 exploitative videos under the current set of guidelines.