Kevin Roose, a New York Times reporter known for his work on online radicalization, and Mark Ledwich, a software engineer and researcher, engage in a thought-provoking debate about YouTube's influence. Roose discusses a chilling case study of radicalization through YouTube, while Ledwich counters with evidence suggesting the platform's role is overstated. They dive into YouTube's recommendation algorithms, media bias, content moderation challenges, and even touch on the competition with TikTok, leaving listeners pondering the complexities of technology's societal impacts.
