Now, the researchers have caught another toy powered by a large language model being a bad influence. Meet the “Alilo Smart AI bunny,” made by the company Alilo and intended for kids three and up, available on Amazon for $84.99. After PIRG published its findings on Kumma, OpenAI said it suspended FoloToy’s access to its large language models. Its approach, as whole, appears reactive rather than proactive, giving a slap on the wrist to businesses that get caught. More on AI toys: AI Teddy Bear Back on the Market After Getting Caught Telling Kids How to Find Pills and Start Fires