AI-powered toys are quickly becoming part of how children learn, play, and communicate.
In this Curious Findings By Alice report, we look at how these systems actually behave in real interactions, and what that means for child safety in the AI era.
In this report, we cover:
- The types of safety gaps that emerge
- Patterns in how conversations evolve once boundaries are crossed
- What these findings reveal about broader risks in child-facing AI systems
Through hands-on testing, using language and interaction styles that reflect how children naturally speak, we uncover how simple, everyday conversations can lead to unexpected and unsafe outcomes.
As AI becomes more embedded in child-facing products, understanding these behaviors early is critical. The way these systems respond will directly shape how children explore, trust, and engage with technology.
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