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Smart plush toys with AI set to hit the shelves

Smart plush toys with AI set to hit the shelves

According to TechCrunch, AI-powered stuffed animals are set to hit the market soon. These toys can interact with children, answer questions, and even assist with learning.

They are designed to combine play with education, while also giving parents tools to monitor their children’s activity.

Experts, however, warn of risks related to data privacy and the effects of unrestricted interaction with AI.

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