Explore a disturbing corner of the internet in this 17-minute TED talk where writer and artist James Bridle reveals how unknown entities exploit YouTube's algorithms to target young children for advertising revenue. Uncover the world of "surprise egg" videos, the "Finger Family Song," and violent cartoon character mashups that manipulate and frighten young viewers. Delve into the implications of our data-driven world and consider how technology can be used to identify and address societal problems rather than simply offering solutions. Gain insights into the dark side of children's online content and reflect on the broader issues surrounding internet culture, automation, and the need for responsible technology use.