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Kids’ Content Is Deeply Broken. A New Platform Wants to Fix It

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Kids’ Content Is Deeply Broken. A New Platform Wants to Fix It

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Low-quality AI-generated content currently dominates children’s media. Maka, a streaming platform run by child development experts, is offering an alternative.

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