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AI-powered toys prompting safety concerns are under review as officials warn about open-ended conversations and privacy risks.
Counterfeit Labubu dolls and other fakes remain a choking risk as thousands are seized and sold in the U.S.
Experts urge parents to evaluate e-bikes for age, development, helmet use, and safe handling before gifting.
Safety agency cautions about water beads and button batteries due to choking and internal injury risks.
Authorities highlight the need for robust parental controls and regulation of AI toys to protect privacy and safety.
PIRG notes thousands of shipments flagged by U.S. customs contained toxic chemicals in 2025 recalls.
Experts remind consumers to buy from reputable companies meeting safety standards amid ongoing recalls.
Connecticut officials warn about the dangers of e-bikes for younger children and require helmets.
Officials urge vigilance over chatty toy robots that may imitate voices and collect data.
The conference emphasized a broader risk landscape including toy surveillance and consent issues.

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Tyson warns deepfakes could unravel the internet and threaten informed democracy if not restrained.
He emphasizes the need for critical thinking education to combat misinformation.
Tyson reflects on what keeps him up at night: whether humanity can figure out the universe.
He notes rapid advances, suggesting big leaps in science may happen in the future.
Tyson defends accurate science in cinema, calling out myths while accepting critique as a 'buzzkill'.
He speaks about being called a ‘buzzkill’ and seeks the same respect for scientific expertise as any other field.
Tyson discusses near-Earth objects and cosmic discoveries beyond traditional limits.
The interview was conducted by Nicole Mortillaro, CBC News' senior science reporter.
Tyson highlights the space community’s progress from past to present discoveries.

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Google expands Pixel features with on-device AI notification summaries in the November Pixel Drop.
Summaries condense busy conversations into a single line to reduce notification noise.
The feature runs locally to protect privacy and works offline or with spotty connectivity.
Initial user experience notes claim improved workflow and lower notification anxiety.
The summaries appear as an initial line, with full thread access via swipe for details.
Users can select apps to be summarized, with simple toggle controls.
The feature is built into Android and works across the Pixel ecosystem without extra apps or subscriptions.
The update emphasizes privacy with on-device processing and minimal setup.
Google positions the feature as a default-on tool to curb distraction.

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A California State University student launched Learning with Lyrics in September, using AI to turn research into catchy educational songs.
The project combines AI-generated lyrics and music with stock footage and custom animations to explain everyday mechanisms.
The creator’s videos have amassed hundreds of thousands of followers on Instagram and TikTok.
The entrepreneur behind Learning with Lyrics says the audience is primarily 25 to 35-year-olds.
The creator claims the process takes about five hours per video, including song polish and visuals.
AI is used to draft lyrics and research briefs, which are then polished by the creator.
The visuals mix stock footage, custom animations, and AI-generated video clips for each topic.
The project aims to educate in an entertaining format while using off-the-shelf AI tools.
The creator has reportedly earned money through the TikTok creator rewards program.
The project emphasizes verification, with the creator checking facts after AI-generated briefs.

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