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After Mattel and OpenAI announced a partnership that would result in an AI product marketed to kids, a consumer rights advocacy group is warning that the collaboration may endanger children.

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Is Mattel endangering your kid's development by shoving AI into its toys? The multi-billion dollar toymaker best known for ...

Mattel is partnering with OpenAI to build AI‑powered toys, which might lead to some amazing fun, but also sounds like the ...

STEM toys for toddlers — built around the main principles of STEM, including science, technology, engineering and mathematics ...

Your next toy or game may be able to converse with you. Mattel, the El Segundo toy maker behind Barbie and Hot Wheels, said ...

I've tested and reviewed several star projectors and the Hommkiety Galaxy Projector has left me stunned by how good it is, ...

She's playing with the Osmo Coding Starter Kit on an iPad. Osmo toys have a camera that sees how kids interact with pieces or tiles. On one, each tile moves the character on the screen one space.

Mattel and OpenAI join forces to co-develop AI‑powered Barbies, and streamline innovation using ChatGPT Enterprise.