Parents, keep your eyes peeled for AI-powered toys. But it was FoloToy’s Kumma that showed just how dangerous it is to package this tech for children. Have you seen an AI-powered toy acting inappropriately with children? It’s too early to fully grasp many of AI-powered toy’s other potential risks, like how it could damage a child’s imagination, or foster a relationship with a child when it is not alive. The immediate concerns, however — like the potential to discuss sexual topics, weigh in on religion, or explaining how to light matches — already give plenty of reason to stay away.