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Marc Leclerc🙏 1 karmaJul 30, 2024@OurBabyAIUtter garbage. You have to pay before trying the service. The resulting so-called baby photos look nothing like the parents whose photos I submitted. They literally were just random caucasian babies. The "infant" photos looked about 2 yrs. old, the "teenage" photos looked maybe 9 or 10, "adult" photos looked like 13-year olds and "old man/woman photos looked like 15 year olds with eye wrinkles? Terrible and useless. Don't waste your money. No refunds if dissatisfied.
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Open👋 Karl, Co-founder here. We built IRL PLAYground because we believe a child’s first contact with AI should be ethical, creative, and human-centered. Not a tool that replaces their teachers and play environments, but one that works alongside them to unlock imagination and the potential of learning spaces. This first release focuses on the invisible work teachers carry: lesson planning, materials, classroom flow. Not flashy, but foundational. We didn’t build an MVP. We built the infrastructure of play. And this is just the start. It’s designed to be in classrooms now, and soon we’ll bring it into the home. If you’re a teacher or parent, we’d love your feedback, all ideas welcome. Share to those that need it, and let’s build this together.
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