Produced by Adam Conover Post promotes a video titled “The ICE Protests are Working,” claiming the protests are effective. It directs viewers to watch the full clip by @TheAdamConover on YouTube, providing the link. The message suggests protests are having impact and invites audience engagement.
Produced by Adam Conover Post argues ICE protests are effective. It promotes Ground News for balanced media coverage and offers a 40% discount on unlimited access via the author’s link. It also invites readers to sign up for observer training to push back against ICE, via a Mobilize event, and shares a YouTube link.
Produced by Rebecca Watson (Skepchick)
This episode features: This video, hosted by Rebecca Watson of Skepchick, alleges Mark Hyman is RFK’s “Peegan” grifter buddy. The description promotes Patreon support, YouTube subscription, a transcript link, and provides background on Watson and the Skepchick Network, plus related social links.
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Produced by Rebecca Watson (Skepchick)
This episode features: A Rebecca Watson video titled ‘Scott Adams: Too Dumb to Live’ includes Patreon and subscription prompts and links to a transcript. The description outlines Watson’s Skepchick Network background, her writing for Slate and Popular Science, hosting Quiz-o-tron, and presents her social and site links, plus the YouTube URL.
This is a story about a white supremacist dating network, bad IT decisions, AI bots, and why I ended up talking about all of this while dressed as a pink Power Ranger.
The platforms called themselves “ethnic dating.” In reality, they functioned as hubs for conspiracy theories, hate speech, and far-right ideology — wrapped in profile pictures and flirt messages.
I gave a talk about this at the Chaos Communication Congress. Two weeks later, the sites are still offline. Make of that what you will.
Public data and messages sent to my AI personas were published on okstupid.lol. More sensitive material was shared with journalists and researchers via DDoSecrets.
This video is Part One. Part Two will explain how the data was collected, what journalists found, and how not to become the next “Liv Heide.” It may take a while. Suspense is part of the feature.
►YouTube’s new AI updates, like making Shorts with our own likeness, has angered the entire YouTube community. Large YouTubers like DanTDM, Jacksepticeye and KSI have expressed their discomfort with the AI focused direction of YouTube. Let me know what you guys think about this situation in the comments below.