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AI robot pet could know your family too well

Fox News Tech ·
AI robot pet could know your family too well

We've covered home robots that can fold laundry and others designed to become AI companions.

Now there's one that wants to remember your family.

The OlloNi SS1 is an AI robot pet that can recognize family members and pets as it moves around your home.

OlloBot says it can learn your routines, respond to emotional cues and save memorable family moments along the way.

Here's where it gets really interesting.

OlloNi has a removable "Red Heart" memory module designed to carry those memories into a future OlloBot.

So, when the robot gets replaced, years of personalization could move right along with you.

I can see the appeal of that.

I also think it's important to ask yourself this: How much of your family's life are you comfortable letting a robot remember? Here's how OlloNi works, what it can remember and the privacy questions to consider before deciding whether you'd want one in your home.

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