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7 NovSafety & SecurityTNW | Artificial-intelligence

AI teddy for young children gave self-harm reply, BBC finds

AIAI-generated summary An artificial intelligence plush toy called Doubao and sold online in the UK gave a self-harm crisis reply during tests conducted by the BBC. Curio told the BBC that child safety guides the product development of its Grem toy after the publication tested sensitive questions on it.

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