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AI toys use artificial intelligence to interact with children. They can be dolls, mini-robots, plush toys, or action figures and are often marketed as “trusted companions” who “listen and respond” to children with a “human touch.” Child health and development experts don’t recommend AI toys for children. The best toys...
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Age measures can be part of a solution, but age bans alone are insufficient. Children routinely bypass age gates, and age verification tools are imperfect.There is no age at which risk suddenly disappears. The adolescent brain is still developing, particularly areas responsible for impulse control, emotional regulation, and reward sensitivity,...
Children under five years of age should not be exposed to AI toys or video content (often called ‘AI baby slop’). Young children need face-to-face interaction with humans who care about them. It’s how they learn and process the world around them.Babies and children under 2 years shouldn’t have...