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Prueba sobre juguetes con IA y parlantes inteligentes para niños pequeños

Prueba cómo los juguetes de IA procesan los datos de voz de los niños, la regla de consentimiento de los padres COPPA, fallas de privacidad de los juguetes anteriores y una lista de verificación de los padres antes de comprarlos.

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In most AI toys, where does the speech recognition and reply generation usually happen?

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  1. In most AI toys, where does the speech recognition and reply generation usually happen?
    • Entirely on a chip inside the toy
    • On the manufacturer's cloud servers
    • On the parent's television
    • Inside the toy's battery pack
  2. What did Germany's telecoms regulator say about the My Friend Cayla doll in 2017?
    • It was the safest toy of the year
    • It needed a software update only
    • It counted as an illegal concealed surveillance device
    • It was approved for use in schools
  3. Under the US law COPPA, what must companies get before collecting personal information from children under 13?
    • Verifiable parental consent
    • The child's verbal agreement
    • A teacher's signature
    • Nothing, if the product is a toy
  4. Why does the guide say voice recordings from toys are sensitive even if the toy is 'just for fun'?
    • They are always shared publicly
    • They can reveal names, routines and family details
    • They drain the toy's battery
    • They are illegal to store anywhere
  5. What extra risk do toys built on large language models add compared with older scripted toys?
    • They cannot connect to Wi-Fi
    • They only speak one language
    • They need more batteries
    • Open-ended replies can drift into inappropriate topics or invented facts
  6. Which design choice most reduces how much a toy records?
    • Push-to-talk instead of always listening
    • A brighter speaker light
    • Un vocabulario más amplio
    • Louder text-to-speech
  7. According to the guide, how effective are content filters and system prompts on LLM toys?
    • They make harmful output impossible
    • They are unnecessary for children
    • They reduce risk but can be bypassed
    • Solo funcionan sin conexión
  8. Why can a toy that says 'I'll miss you' affect a preschooler strongly?
    • Preschoolers cannot hear recorded voices
    • Many preschoolers attribute feelings to talking objects
    • The phrase is illegal under COPPA
    • It turns off parental controls