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1. | Tech to Watch at CES 2025 AR experiences using a physical cube and smart device, likely expanding into a "Merge World" for creation and sharing. CES Prediction: Focus on the "metaverse for kids" through collaborative AR world-building, with potential for educational tie-ins. https://mergeedu.com/...
1/6/2025
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2. | CES 2025: Children and the AI Revolution AI Companions: Expect a surge in AI-powered toys and assistants, exemplified by Hubble Connected's "Hubble the Bear." This trend raises questions about the appropriate level of AI interaction in early childhood and the potential impact on human connection. Metaverse for Kids: Companies like Fitbit and Merge Cube are likely to showcase "metaverse for kids" experiences, blurring the lines between physical and digital play. This necessitates a re-evaluation of "screen time" and careful consideration of safety and ethical implications within virtual environments. AI-Enhanced Learning: Personalized learning platforms like Khan Academy Kids and Century Tech will demonstrate how AI can optimize education. However, concerns about equitable access and over-reliance on AI in education need to be addressed...
1/6/2025
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3. | Artificial Intelligence at CES 2025: A Deep Dive Key Concepts: Integrating neural networks with knowledge graphs, logic programming, and symbolic manipulation to enable AI systems to handle complex reasoning tasks, understand causal relationships, and provide human-interpretable explanations for their decisions. Research Directions: Developing novel neuro-symbolic architectures that can learn and reason with both symbolic and sub-symbolic representations. Exploring methods for knowledge extraction and representation learning from unstructured data to populate knowledge graphs. Investigating the use of neuro-symbolic AI for natural language understanding, commonsense reasoning, and human-computer interaction...
1/6/2025
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Most-Viewed Articles (last 12 months)
1. | Tech to Watch at CES 2025 AR experiences using a physical cube and smart device, likely expanding into a "Merge World" for creation and sharing. CES Prediction: Focus on the "metaverse for kids" through collaborative AR world-building, with potential for educational tie-ins. https://mergeedu.com/...
1/6/2025
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2. | CES 2025: Children and the AI Revolution AI Companions: Expect a surge in AI-powered toys and assistants, exemplified by Hubble Connected's "Hubble the Bear." This trend raises questions about the appropriate level of AI interaction in early childhood and the potential impact on human connection. Metaverse for Kids: Companies like Fitbit and Merge Cube are likely to showcase "metaverse for kids" experiences, blurring the lines between physical and digital play. This necessitates a re-evaluation of "screen time" and careful consideration of safety and ethical implications within virtual environments. AI-Enhanced Learning: Personalized learning platforms like Khan Academy Kids and Century Tech will demonstrate how AI can optimize education. However, concerns about equitable access and over-reliance on AI in education need to be addressed...
1/6/2025
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3. | Artificial Intelligence at CES 2025: A Deep Dive Key Concepts: Integrating neural networks with knowledge graphs, logic programming, and symbolic manipulation to enable AI systems to handle complex reasoning tasks, understand causal relationships, and provide human-interpretable explanations for their decisions. Research Directions: Developing novel neuro-symbolic architectures that can learn and reason with both symbolic and sub-symbolic representations. Exploring methods for knowledge extraction and representation learning from unstructured data to populate knowledge graphs. Investigating the use of neuro-symbolic AI for natural language understanding, commonsense reasoning, and human-computer interaction...
1/6/2025
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Additional Articles (from most recent)
1. | Tech to Watch at CES 2025 AR experiences using a physical cube and smart device, likely expanding into a "Merge World" for creation and sharing. CES Prediction: Focus on the "metaverse for kids" through collaborative AR world-building, with potential for educational tie-ins. https://mergeedu.com/...
1/6/2025
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2. | CES 2025: Children and the AI Revolution AI Companions: Expect a surge in AI-powered toys and assistants, exemplified by Hubble Connected's "Hubble the Bear." This trend raises questions about the appropriate level of AI interaction in early childhood and the potential impact on human connection. Metaverse for Kids: Companies like Fitbit and Merge Cube are likely to showcase "metaverse for kids" experiences, blurring the lines between physical and digital play. This necessitates a re-evaluation of "screen time" and careful consideration of safety and ethical implications within virtual environments. AI-Enhanced Learning: Personalized learning platforms like Khan Academy Kids and Century Tech will demonstrate how AI can optimize education. However, concerns about equitable access and over-reliance on AI in education need to be addressed...
1/6/2025
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3. | Artificial Intelligence at CES 2025: A Deep Dive Key Concepts: Integrating neural networks with knowledge graphs, logic programming, and symbolic manipulation to enable AI systems to handle complex reasoning tasks, understand causal relationships, and provide human-interpretable explanations for their decisions. Research Directions: Developing novel neuro-symbolic architectures that can learn and reason with both symbolic and sub-symbolic representations. Exploring methods for knowledge extraction and representation learning from unstructured data to populate knowledge graphs. Investigating the use of neuro-symbolic AI for natural language understanding, commonsense reasoning, and human-computer interaction...
1/6/2025
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9. | Video Gamers are Deserting Retailers Video games have been in the doldrums since 2008, at least as far as brick-and-mortar retail is concerned. However, if you drill down a little further, you will see that not all was bad...
10/1/2013
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10. | Over Half of Children Now Using Smart Devices According to Kids and Apps: A New Era of Play, the latest report from global information company, The NPD Group, 79 percent of parents with children ages 2 - 14 report that they or their children own some type of mobile device, such as a traditional cell phone, smartphone, or tablet; up from 63 percent last year...
9/1/2013
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11. | Top-10 Most-Wanted Electronic and Battery Operated Toys While many specialty retailers choose not to carry electronic or battery operated toys, in a July 2013 survey TDmonthly Magazine found that select high-quality toys in this category, like Snap Circuits from ELENCO and lighted construction sets from LASER PEGS VENTURES LLC, do well...
8/1/2013
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12. | Q&A With CEO of Kent Displays/Improv Electronics Dr. Albert Green, CEO of Kent Displays/Improv Electronics, spoke with TDmonthly Magazine about their product, the Boogie Board LCD eWriter. This year specialty retailers have named the Boogie Board a Top-10 Most-Wanted Tween Product, Top-10 Most-Wanted Novelty Toy, and a Top-10 Most-Wanted Travel Toy...
11/1/2012
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13. | Q&A w/ Neil Kay, Creator of Digi-Piggy® Today's kids are digital natives growing up in a down economy. Cisco Sales Corp, creators of the Digi-Piggy®, recognized the unique need for a product that satisfied the modern child's digital aesthetics, while teaching them the increasingly important skill of saving money...
10/1/2012
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15. | Facebook: the Anti-Social Network? Social media sites like Facebook connect users with old friends, new acquaintances and everyone in between. However, studies are revealing an inverse link with online connections and deeper, face-to-face relationships...
7/1/2012
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18. | Tech Toys Check out these recently added specialty and mass market tech toys...
3/1/2012
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20. | Top-10 Most-Wanted Electronic Toys In a summer 2011 survey about best-selling electronic toys, HEXBUGs from Innovation First Labs topped the list, followed by R/C Vehicles from Kid Galaxy...
8/1/2011
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23. | Hottest High-Tech Holiday Toys Don't believe Santa's elves can turn out a decent laptop? Want to give your kid a toy that's actually playable?...
12/1/2010
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24. | Watch Toy Videos of the Day (12/1/10 - 12/3/10) We want you to see the toys we see, so you can determine if they're right for your store! Check this space every weekday to see brief video clips of new and specialty products...
12/1/2010
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