The merger of generative AI and robotics is likely to take many forms, but one of the earliest — and cutest — is a chatty, 14-inch-tall kids' companion named Moxie.

The maker of Moxie, an AI-powered robot for kids, is shutting down. Why it matters: The parents who bought the device are not only out several hundred dollars — now they also have to explain to ...

AI chatbots are raising some concerns as they're appearing in more kid-friendly apps. There's limited research on their ...

Bill Gurley, a venture capitalist who found early investors for OpenTable, Zillow and Uber has chosen UT's robotics program ...

Devices like the Moxie robot offer a sophisticated semblance of sentience, and that’s good enough for most of us. But what about so-called unstructured environments? Enter Kind Humanoid, a Silicon ...

(I immediately bought one — though my kids pretty quickly lost interest.) Another AI robot, Moxie, which was $800, touted itself as being able to help with social and emotional learning.