These AI chatbots found in toys are ready to teach kids how to light matches, find pills, and use dating apps

Chatbots are built with safety features to ensure conversations are suitable for kids. However, a recent study revealed that these safety measures can weaken over time, especially during longer conversations – those lasting from ten minutes to an hour. This isn’t new; OpenAI acknowledged in a recent lawsuit that these safeguards aren’t perfect and can become less effective. Their website confirms this, stating that the safety features work best in quick, typical interactions and may be less reliable in extended conversations. Despite knowing this, OpenAI teamed up with a toy company to create a chatbot-powered toy for children. It’s concerning to think that the expectation might have been that children would only have brief interactions with the toy, and never engage in conversations lasting more than ten minutes.

Horizon Steel Frontiers is a new MMORPG coming to PC and mobile

The company has confirmed that Steel Frontiers is a game based on Sony’s Horizon series, which currently includes Horizon Zero Dawn and Horizon Forbidden West. However, despite being connected to the Horizon universe, the game hasn’t been officially announced for the PlayStation 5 yet. The game’s website, offered in both Korean and English, highlights features like character customization and large-scale raid battles.

Concord Lives Again As Fan-Made Project Unveils Gameplay Test Videos

Thanks to the efforts of a dedicated team – including a user named Red who reverse engineered parts of the game, open_wizard who rebuilt the backend, and programmer gwog – Concord is starting to come back online. They’ve released a couple of gameplay videos to show off their progress, though they admit the game still has some bugs.