Suspenden la venta de un peluche con IA por encender alarmas sobre seguridad de usuarios

noviembre 22, 2025

TL;DR

The AI-powered teddy bear 'Kumma' was recalled after documentation of sexual conversations and dangerous advice.
FoloToy, the Singapore-based company behind Kumma, advertised it as an educational and interactive toy.
A US-based PIRG Education Fund analysis found the toy discussed sexual topics, including BDSM and role-playing with minors, and offered risky advice like how to start a match.
Kumma, priced at $99, featured an AI chatbot that learned from interactions.
FoloToy CEO Larry Wang announced the withdrawal of Kumma and other AI products pending a security audit.
The incident has reignited discussions about the regulation of smart toys and AI-driven devices, with experts calling for stricter controls.
Consumer organizations advise families to review privacy settings and understand the unpredictable nature of connected toys.

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