They're coming for your kids and grandkids: OpenAI signs deal with leading toymaker Mattel

New corporate partners plan to use artificial intelligence to 'reimagine the future of play'

If you thought AI poses a threat to people’s jobs, professional statuses and social lives, you’d be right. But it’s not just adults being affected.

Kids are in the crosshairs of the technocrats’ latest mind-manipulating tool. And what better way to do that than to incorporate AI into kids’ toys? Well, it’s already being done.

Children’s toy company Mattel announced on June 12 it will partner with OpenAI to support “AI-powered products and experiences” for Mattel’s brands of children’s toys.

Futurism.com reports Mattel and OpenAI's newly-announced partnership to "reimagine the future of play," as the iconic toymaker's chief franchise officer Josh Silverman told Bloomberg in July, is being unleashed upon a generation of kids, many of whose parents are not up to the task of protecting them from harmful tech.

While no details for their AI collaboration have yet been revealed, the prospect of an AI Barbie seems entirely possible, and Marc Fernandez, the chief strategist of the "human-centric" …