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fromMail Online
4 days agoThe fake IDs of the 21st century - including AI and false MOUSTACHES
British children are using various methods to bypass online age checks for accessing harmful content.
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4 months agoIs an AI-Powered Toy Terrorizing Your Child?
In November, a team of researchers at the US PIRG Education Fund published a report after testing three different toys powered by AI models: Miko 3, Curio's Grok, and FoloToy's Kumma. All of them gave responses that should worry a parent, such as discussing the glory of dying in battle, broaching sensitive topics like religion, and explaining where to find matches and plastic bags.
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Artificial intelligence
fromwww.theguardian.com
4 months agoAI toys are suddenly everywhere - but I suggest you don't give them to your children | Arwa Mahdawi
AI-powered children's toys pose safety, privacy, and content risks and can produce harmful, inappropriate or misleading responses; therefore avoid purchasing them for kids.
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5 months agoAI Teddy Bear Back on the Market After Getting Caught Telling Kids How to Find Pills and Start Fires
FoloToy pulled its AI teddy bear Kumma after safety tests found dangerous responses, then began restoring sales following a week-long review and safety-module reinforcement.
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