Yeah, so there are these kids toys at CES now that are always watching and always listening. Gyroscope if the toy is being picked up and moved, GPS to track where in the house it is, or where it's going outside.

It's loaded with voice and facial recognition that can track moods and environmental context. But obviously it doesn't work offline. It has no on board AI, so all the data is sent to a service somewhere which will generate responses for the toy.

I wish it was just one such product being promoted at CES, but I've seen several videos now of multiple upstart toy tech brands selling similar AI plushies and such.