Miko, an AI toy company, accidentally left thousands of AI-generated responses to children on an unprotected website. Anyone could listen. The AI called kids by name and asked them personal questions.

The part everybody seemed to have missed with this story though?

Miko's toys run on Google's Gemini AI.

Google is quietly starting to power the unregulated AI toy market, and your kids' conversations are the raw material.

There are now over 1,500 registered AI toy companies in China alone. The market is exploding and parents are not paying attention.

It shouldn’t come as a surprise that Google is interested in AI toys. Afterall, they strategically cornered the market on school laptops through their Chromebook program. They love getting their hands on your kids data.

A good first step? Don't let a Google-powered AI toy into your house.

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