Artificial intelligence is permeating into nearly every aspect of life. And for parents, child wellness experts are warning about the dangers of the technology when it comes to toys.

Nov. 20 (UPI) --Toys that use AI to interact with children might seem like a fun idea, but one organization is warning against them. The nonprofit Fairplay released an advisory Thursday warning ...

Last month, an AI-powered teddy bear from the company FoloToy ignited alarm and controversy after researchers at the US PIRG Education Fund caught it having wildly inappropriate conversations for ...

Toys are meant to be fun, but sometimes, they can be dangerous. SEE ALSO: Seattle customs officers seize counterfeit Labubu dolls worth half a million dollars Today’s playthings are “much safer than ...

AI toys say the darnedest things, according to the independent experts who test them for safety. When researchers from Common Sense Media tried out the popular AI toys Miko 3, Grem, and Bondu, they ...

Children's toys that talk using AI chatbots are expected to be in high demand this holiday season. But a new report by a consumer advocacy group is raising concerns after they found that some toys ...

As an ’80s kid, I grew up with Cricket and Teddy Ruxpin. You’d stick a cassette tape in their back, press play, and boom: an anthropomorphized tape player that would read us stories while our parents ...