There was a startup in 2009 or so that did exactly this. Got millions in investment and disappeared? Can’t remember the name now. As far as I can tell, this so

There was a startup in 2009 or so that did exactly this. Got millions in investment and disappeared? Can’t remember the name now. As far as I can tell, this sort of use of Wikipedia content - even for a monetized YouTube video - isn’t inherently against the CC-BY-SA terms. Though, you have made one change, you created a character called the storyteller who introduces each text, and a brand for that channel. That might make it a little questionable legally, even though you credit Wikipedia in the description. Also under the terms of a ShareAlike license, it seems to me that you should also provide the raw generated video under the same terms. Maybe do a little inquiry into how to do this right? It seems your project is basically abandoned now though? Source: my own knowledge - I did work on media licensing CC content years ago, but am not a lawyer.