Silicon Valley technology enabling AI voice clones to read bedtime stories to children is sparking renewed debate about the role of automation in intimate family moments. Multiple companies—including Meta, Japanese toy maker Takara Tomy, and education-tech startups—now offer tools that let parents record their voices, which are then cloned by artificial intelligence to narrate stories when the parent is unavailable or tired.
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