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If My Toy Could Talk: How Young Children Imagine, Design, and Test AI-Enabled Toys
To investigate the design space where children might design AI chatbots for their own toys, we developed ToyTalk, a technology probe that positions children as designers of LLM-enabled toys. Children begin with a familiar toy, configure its AI-enabled version through a no-code interface, and then in
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