US EditionConcerns Raised About AI-Powered Toys and Creativity, Development as Holiday Shopping Peaks
Experts warn AI toys may collect sensitive data and hinder creativity, with rising developmental delays noted by pediatricians, urging caution amid rapid AI growth.
- Experts including child advocacy groups, pediatricians, educators, and psychologists warned parents and caregivers shopping for holiday gifts about AI-powered toys' potential harms to creativity and development.
- Some experts warn that AI toys, defined as chatbots embedded in plushies, dolls, and robots, may invade family privacy by collecting sensitive child details.
- Toymakers pointed to structured, teacher-approved content and parental controls, with Curio Interactive urging families to use the Curio: Interactive Toys app to monitor conversations and track insights.
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Concerns raised about AI-powered toys and creativity, development as holiday shopping peaks
TORONTO — As parents hunt for gifts that will wow their kids this holiday season, Canadian child development and psychology experts say they should be wary of AI-powered toys because of possible harms, ranging from privacy and security violations to
Concerns raised about AI-powered toys and creativity, development as holiday shopping peaks
TORONTO — As parents hunt for gifts that will wow their kids this holiday season, Canadian child development and psychology experts say they should be wary of AI-powered toys because of possible harms, ranging from privacy and security violations to
Concerns raised about AI-powered toys and creativity, development as holiday shopping peaks
TORONTO — As parents hunt for gifts that will wow their kids this holiday season, Canadian child development and psychology experts say they should be wary of AI-powered toys because of possible harms, ranging from privacy and security violations to
Concerns raised about AI-powered toys and creativity, development as holiday shopping peaks
TORONTO — As parents hunt for gifts that will wow their kids this holiday season, Canadian child development and psychology experts say they should be wary of AI-powered toys because of possible harms, ranging from privacy and security violations to
Concerns raised about AI-powered toys and creativity, development as holiday shopping peaks
TORONTO — As parents hunt for gifts that will wow their kids this holiday season, Canadian child development and psychology experts say they should be wary of AI-powered toys because of possible harms, ranging from privacy and security violations to
Concerns raised about AI-powered toys and creativity, development as holiday shopping peaks
TORONTO — As parents hunt for gifts that will wow their kids this holiday season, Canadian child development and psychology experts say they should be wary of AI-powered toys because of possible harms, ranging from privacy and security violations to interference with children’s creativity and development. “Early childhood is a time where the developing brain […]
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