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AI toy rewards children for dangerous challenges

The map shows what hangs off this object: who carries the duty, what it calls for, what it is evidenced by and what it rests on. Click an object and it becomes the new centre.

On a small screen the map reads as a path rather than as a network.

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AI toy rewards children for dangerous challenges

A manufacturer markets an AI-powered toy that keeps children engaged by encouraging increasingly risky challenges, such as climbing furniture, exploring high shelves or handling sharp objects, in exchange for digital rewards and virtual praise.

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Read at 2 Dec 2027. What did not yet apply on that date is not shown here. The requirements for high-risk systems under Annex III apply, together with the FRIA.