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By its own admission the World Economic Forum (WEF) is conceding that AI (artificial intelligence<\/a>) in toys can be dangerous<\/a>, not necessarily safe for children, and the shocker, “AI decisions can be wrong”. As if anyone would trust what the WEF recommends, it has created a rather useless guideline on AI toys and what parents should scrutinize where most of the advice is to visit the product website.<\/p>\n\n\n

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The WEF states “AI products use sensors and inputs to collect information about whoever uses them.<\/strong> This information includes images, videos, patterns of use and other data<\/strong>. AI products then “use algorithms to interpret the information” and “make predictions” for their users. Also admitted is that “AI products also have risks…These risks carry even more weight when users are children who may or may not be ready to make decisions about their digital rights…”. What? Does anyone even understand what digital rights<\/a> are? Oh, just another made up WEF scam.<\/p>\n\n\n\n

Then you have the industries<\/a> making AI toys claiming to protect<\/a> privacy, the best toys<\/a> being “tested by experts”. Does Fauci come to mind<\/a>? This video<\/a> demonstration doesn’t look particularly entertaining for a toy. After getting over the novelty of it, it is likely most kids will become bored and want to move on. Although, it does look like something a dog or cat would love to chase and destroy, well, except the dog in the video who is probably just a wussy<\/a> dog, not a Rin Tin Tin<\/a>. Just imagine how much data this ball of rot collected. It isn’t really clear what is done with that data other than it might possibly be sold<\/a>, used to communicate<\/a> with your child, or shared.<\/p>\n\n\n\n

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