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The new Wild West of AI kids' toys

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AI toys for children are booming, with over 1,500 companies registered in China by October 2025 and widespread presence at major trade shows. This trend is significant for developers due to the ease of creating these products using model developer programs and vibe coding, though it raises concerns about regulation in an emerging market. The rapid growth signals a need for closer scrutiny of privacy and safety standards in AI toys.

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