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What happens when your child’s friend is an AI toy that talks back? By Kay Firth-Butterfield

28 May 2018

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‘My Friend Cayla’ is an internet-connected doll that uses voice recognition technology to chat and interact with children in real time. Cayla’s conversations are recorded and transmitted online to a voice analysis company.This raised concerns that hackers might spy on…

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A Million Kids in the UK Will Get This Tiny Computer By Margaret Rhodes

17 August 2015

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The Microbit, unlike our smartphones and tablets, does nothing if you don’t write code for it.This could intimidate a digitally illiterate 11-year-old, which is why Technology Will Save Us took on the industrial and UX design learn more in wired…

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A Smart Watch For Kids, Designed For Worried Parents by Margaret Rhodes

8 March 2014

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An estimated 60% of parents in the United States get their pre-teens cell phones, for reasons like peace of mind and safety. The catch, however, is that those smartphones come loaded with tools that kids can abuse. It’s hard to…

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