ICE Breakers

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ICE Breakers

fARAZ TYR

17 episodes

1 month ago

This is my very interesting podcast

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This is my very interesting podcast

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TV & Film

Technology,

News

Episodes (17/17)

ICE Breakers

Saving Money on Tech_ A Comprehensive Guide

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5 months ago

26 minutes 4 seconds

ICE Breakers

The World of Transparent Tech

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5 months ago

20 minutes 17 seconds

ICE Breakers

Please be careful

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5 months ago

7 minutes 21 seconds

ICE Breakers

These Kids Channels are Still Horrifying, Here’s Why | Documentary (Video Essay)

The YouTube video "The Most Intense Arguments In Joe Rogan History" uploaded by "SunnyV2" examines several heated debates from the podcast The Joe Rogan Experience. The video highlights a variety of controversial topics, including climate change denial, conspiracy theories like flat-earthers, LGBTQ+ rights, the effects of legalising cannabis, and the role of transgender athletes in sports. The video includes a detailed look at the specific arguments that occurred between Joe Rogan and various guests, detailing their positions, the intensity of their debates, and the overall impact they had on the podcast's reputation.

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1 year ago

6 minutes 20 seconds

ICE Breakers

The Dark Side Of Ryan ToysReview These Kids Channels are Still Horrifying, Here’s Why | Documentary (Video Essay)

This text explores the controversies surrounding the popular YouTube channel "Ryan's World", hosted by nine-year-old Ryan Kaji. The video focuses on concerns about exploitation of Ryan for financial gain by his parents. This includes allegations of forced participation in videos and questions regarding the distribution of revenue generated by the channel. Additionally, the source examines Ryan's mother's criminal past and whether this has any bearing on the channel's current operations. Finally, the video also delves into the ethics of advertising to young children, with the channel featuring a high volume of sponsored content. The author ultimately leaves it to the viewer to determine whether "Ryan's World" is truly exploitative or simply a successful, albeit ethically questionable, venture.

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1 year ago

6 minutes 53 seconds

ICE Breakers

How Far is Too Far? | The Age of A.I.

The YouTube Originals video "How Far is Too Far? | The Age of A.I." explores the rapidly developing field of artificial intelligence and its potential impacts on society. The video features interviews with innovators in AI, such as Mark Sagar, who is developing lifelike simulations of infants to understand digital consciousness, and Gil Weinberg, whose robotic musicianship is revolutionising music through artificial creativity. The video also discusses the ethical considerations of AI, exploring the blurring lines between real and artificial as AI becomes more integrated into our lives. The video's central theme is that AI, while powerful, is a tool that can be used for good or for ill, and it is crucial to thoughtfully consider the implications of its development and application.

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1 year ago

5 minutes 12 seconds

ICE Breakers

How Cryptocurrency ACTUALLY works.

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1 year ago

8 minutes 32 seconds

ICE Breakers

The Internet is starting to Break - Here's Why.