The AI-powered teddy bear "Kumma" from FoloToy is now being sold again, following a week-long internal safety review.

Sales of an AI-powered teddy bear Kumma, marketed by a Singapore-based toy company, has been suspended after researchers found it discussing inappropriate sexual content.

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Pupils across Devon embraced bake-offs, costume days and video game races to help raise over £45 million nationally for the ...

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During a bear-y special event at Oglebay’s Festival of Trees, dozens of kiddos had the chance to bring their teddy or toy for ...

They’re cute, even cuddly, and promise learning and companionship — but artificial intelligence toys are not safe for kids, ...

The Muskegon Museum of Art's "Festival of Trees" combines a celebration of the holiday season with a way to give back to the ...

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