Common Sense Media urged parents not to give the toys to children 5 and younger, and to exercise “extreme caution” with those ...

"This dog was a human in his past life," one user wrote. Another added: "He said cmon, cmon take a lil seat next to meh." ...

The fallout over Kumma the bear, a stuffed toy initially powered by ChatGPT and designed to interact with children, began in November.

The products, fueled by voice-based chatbot features, create “emotional attachment by design” and give inappropriate answers ...

NVIDIA CEO Jensen Huang reveals his one major regret at Davos: selling stock to buy his parents a Mercedes S-Class, a gift ...

A new study finds AI toys can harm kids’ development, expose them to unsafe content, and invade their privacy. Experts recommend avoiding AI toys for children under 5 and using extreme caution for ...

Nintendo's Wonder Flower toy joins Alarmo to annoy everybody in the bedroom.

The toy looks soft, friendly, and just a little bit magical. When your child presses a button, it lights up, says their name, and asks what kind of day they're having. It remembers yesterday's ...

Common Sense Media didn't rate each toy it tested. Instead, the overarching results prompted its experts to declare AI toys as too risky for children ages 5 and younger. The nonprofit advocacy and ...

Over nine days, Elon Musk’s Grok chatbot generated and posted 4.4 million images, of which at least 41 percent were sexualized images of women.

Parents and caregivers of children under 5—including their teachers—should steer clear of popular interactive toys powered by artificial intelligence, according to a report released Jan. 22 by Common ...