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📰 News14 March 2026·2 min read·

Cambridge Researchers Call for Stricter Regulation of AI-Powered Children's Toys

Source: uktn

Researchers from the University of Cambridge published findings on 13 March 2026 calling for tighter regulations on AI-powered toys following a study of how toddlers interact with them. The study examined children's interactions with an AI voice-controlled toy called Gabbo, raising concerns about data privacy, developmental impact, and lack of oversight. The team argues current regulatory frameworks are insufficient to address the unique risks posed by AI-embedded children's products.

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