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Moxie Robot is evil
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- Опубліковано 4 чер 2020
- Hopefully this Robot is fake and will need go to market but it doesn’t look like it.
“Maybe Riley just needs a sibling. Hey, let’s get him a Robot!”
Someone needs to make a parody video where two robot parents open human Riley’s bedroom door and say “Riley, there is someone here to meet you.” Then they bring in the human parent. Same sound track and lines.
1 year later the parents enter the child's room. And the child looks up and says, "who are you guys?"
The parents look puzzled look at each other then back to the child then at Moxie. They reply, "We're your mommy and daddy, remember?"
Moxie opens its eyes looks at the parents and says, "I'm your child's mommy and daddy now."
I'm the papi now" 😂😂😂
😂😂😩
This is a early model of the t 800. I think this is a bad idea.
Jokes aside, I wonder if it can be hacked? If a baby monitor can be hacked....
Maybe I am wrong.
Most likely. It is also video / audio recording. Another form of surveillance
,..that lil mfker said,"Your next MISSION is..." (take the big knife out the kitchen and...)
Yes they can be hacked just like hacking computer camera just need ip
If you're a neurotypical person who grew up with the ability to make friends in a normal way and weren't rejected by your peer group then you won't understand why something like Moxie is so positive for these kids.
I wish I had access to something like this when I was a little girl.
I kept making social faux pas and of course people don't forget so after a while nobody wanted to play with me. Also I lacked so much interest in what other girls were interested in, and they thought all my interests were "stupid" or even "gross". For example, I really liked animals and liked to look under rocks to see what was there and look at all the cool bugs/worms. Or I liked to watch animal shows on tv and learn about them. No other girl was interested in the fact that giraffes had a purple tongue. Even when it came to cartoons apparently I liked the "stupid" ones.
For example most of the other kids like "Real Ghostbusters" and I liked the Filmation Ghostbuster cartoon better, which they all thought was the stupid one.
Another girl got angry with me because she insisted on saying "Lie berry" and I kept telling her it was library. I thought I was just trying to help her but she didn't want to be my friend. I didn't have the social intelligence to realize that she wouldn't see that as helpful or useful information.
I couldn't learn social skills from my peers at school because they wouldn't let me in to the friend groups. Nobody wanted to play with me.
I wish I'd had someone like Moxie to talk to, to help me learn how to interact.
💯
Yikes
I saw the ad and think it’s very very creepy and disturbing. For a minute I thought it was a horror movie ad.
Me too! I couldn’t believe this was real. Yikes!
I thought the ad was going to say, "Spend time with your kids!", but instead it said, "Let this robot take care of your kids!".
Hahahahahaha
Child's play remake 😅
Its creepy cuz .. the parents decided to use a robot instead of real parenting skills.. and they believe a robot is the only thing close to a human being that he can interact with
I thought this was going to be a silly video. This is just you two talking down to parents who may buy this for their kids. We get it, you force your kids to talk to you both. Cool
I agree with most, I saw nowhere in the add that this device is targeted for children with special needs, I think it’s just another type of technology used by parents to “babysit “ their own children!
I feel the same about Public Schools.
You brought up maybe 1 or 2 good points, but as soon as your child started giving their opinion at the very end of the video, you rudely cut them off and didn’t listen to them at all. Poor kid had to listen to you two for 12 minutes and as soon as it was her turn to talk, you basically told her to shut up.
But their good parents!! What do you mean?? Clearly they can do no wrong!
IF you had given me that robot when I was a kid. I would have taken it apart the next day. My first thought when watching that commercial is that this robot is an avenue to manipulating the way your child behaves and thinks and could cause harm. It will undoubtedly require some type of networked connection, which means that it's AI routines and processes are stored in a database they control.This is for rich people who got better things to do than actually raise their child. It's nice to see that there are still people out there who think for themselves.
I feel like this robot is really for children on the spectrum or who have suffered a traumatic experience that have led to mild PTSD. Some autistic kids don't express themselves openly and appear withdrawn. In my opinion, this robot is a tool that parents with special needs children can use to aid in the development process. For parents who don't have a special needs child this would just be an expensive toy. I'm a parent of an autistic child. If this robot can help I would definitely consider it as an option.
You hit the nail on the head!!
This is exactly what I took away from the original commercial.
100% what this is for. It cannot be anymore obvious. There are children going through tough times and I feel this can really help them.
I have atusium and when I was kid I would be scared as all heck
I personally think that first off if the ad wants to specify what it is for kids on spectrum or whatever is could have said at the end. Also they state a good point that its better for humans to spend more time with humans and i 100% agree with that. You will never feel a greater connection with a robot rather than a human and thats a fact.
These are parents who don’t understand the complexity of the brain. This robot is for children, who have anxiety, ADHD, and autism.
I have ADHD and I wish I had a robot like this . I’m 33 years old and it’s taking me 33 years to figure out. I cannot control my emotions. I’m very polite and very kind, but I have isolated myself from people because the anxiety I get in social situations tend to leave me paralyzed. Although I do crave social interaction.
Moxie can help children, understand emotions, identify them and learn how to work with them. Sending an emotional health robot is evil just goes to show Neurotypical people choose not to understand disabilities and neurodivergent brains. Cuddling your children is like borderline abuse cause once they enter this world that you painted for them to find it was a lie.
I came here after I looked up the ad to show my friends the creepy new robot!!! What in the world?!?!?
Why is the video has more dislikes than likes
@@Ishowgta62025 opinions from people without children are irrelevant. Do you even have children?
I would encourage you to watch the video put out by the company. The robot isn’t meant to replace the parents as a baby sitter but rather assist a child with cognitive development issues and social anxiety.
Thank you, this guy n his wife must live in a perfect world and there kids must never had needed any help!!! This is a terrible video, they are literally teaching there kids to judge things before they try them. If you ask me that's the problem.
Perfectly said
I agree! I’m very much a conspiracy theorist but as a parent of 7 yr old with anxiety and a daughter with autism having to deal with virtual school and etc it’s been a hard year. I’m very interested in getting this
Having dealt with this myself as a kid, I can assure you, a robot is not what these kids need. They need real, genuine social interaction with people. Not a robot.
Yeah, these people live in their own bubble and have no idea that there are people out there that aren't the same as they are.
This commercial has been popping up on me non-stop. It is so creepy! I could not agree with all of you more. Let's just destroy our children's social and communication skills. 😡
Yes. At least some normal parents exist that aren't afraid to hurt the feelings of disconnected companies thinking their saving lives by introducing the creepiest things possible. Its uncanny valley creepy, yuck!!
I was seriously waiting for it to be a horror movie or joke commercial.
You guys completely missed the whole point of the robot.
Agree...one-sided and making assumptions🙄 This was a lame review🤨
What was the point of the robot?
@@elizabethblane201 Indoctrination, lol. What they don't show is probably some twisted stuff you don't want to know about. Moxie probably teaches kids how to vote Democrat, to be gender fluid and other cool important things in life like shooting up schools is fun. The fact Tyler even said that just proves how out of touch with reality some people are.
Yeah, the point is using a robot as a "friend" or "companion" or worse yet a "mentor" simply because you suck at being a parent.
@@VoiceULove 100%
What about kids on the spectrum? That's the vibe that I got from the ad.
Humans have made TOOLS for 2 million years. It's 2021 and you don't expect tools to evolve? You are very fortunate to be in a situation where you can judge others parenting decisions.
Not gonna lie... I got a weird feeling about this thing also.
Parents should raise their children not ROBOTS! OMG.
So, Moxie has the conversation with your child that you should be having with them? Basically, it replaces the parents! Then the thing that pops up on Moxies forehead? Creepy! It seems to be a robotic psychiatrist for your child.
dude no shit that thing is evil- creeps me right tf out. Total Chuckie scenario. Def the beginning of a bad horror movie.
Like we don’t have enough electronics in our lives already. Kids are depressed because of electronics: tv, UA-cam, video games, social apps, etc...
Moxie is suggesting parents to deliver the child education to a robot. Sounds great! At least before, kids could become bilingual learning Spanish. What an awesome humanity we’re heading to. Time for us to die.
You said kids are depressed from electronics. You’re one of the parents who say: “It’s because of that dang phone”
I’m not trying to be mean
This thing terrified me and I felt bad for that neglected child in the commercial
Wait until this is Metaverse enabled and Facebook &c can subtly modify the parent's instructions to deliver "proper adjustments" to the child's developing mind.
It's Bradbury now but that will take it straight into Philip K Dick. And it wouldn't be at all hard to do. A slightly delayed smile, a mildly negative reaction when the kid says something Incorrect. This is what we are headed into.
Of course. They won't even need a robot to do that. To all of us. If we actually start using and interacting via their Metaverse thing. Watch out.
I thought it was creepy too and reflective of what society is becoming. I posted a parody of the commercial as a joke because when I saw it I thought it was a ad for a scary movie at first
There was a Black Mirror episode I forget which season where Miley Cirus’ subconscious is downloaded into a similar android for a lonely little girl to play with, and just seeing this advertisement for damn near the same thing creeped me the hell out!
Big Brother: "Yes... its... for kids health. Yea... thatll work."
I rather have my kid interact with this robot instead of watching The Simpsons, Family Guys, Teletubbies, Disney Princesses, and South Park
Okay, at this point it would be better to let T.V. raise the kids.
I don't get how you can make claims like this when you haven't even seen it in action. Also, it's for people on the spectrum who have suffered a traumatic experience which led to mild PTSD. This is a tool, not a parent replacer. This video came across as anti-machine propaganda.
I have PTSD. Noooo way, research supported, is an fing robot going to help you ignorant asshole! Yeah technology man, it's going to change our future...Despite all scientific evidence. In person with actual humans is not better? Screw you for making my life and people like mine worse. Piss off.
Amy King chill this person clearly didn’t know stfu
@@ammcroft Yes, but this is made for children with disabilities and/or trauma, not adults. It’s not made for you.
@@thosegoodbois4594 exactly! Its to assist in their social development. It geared towards a very specific demographic
@@kama3759 it's creepy as f and not okay. Let's not make our kids more dependent on technology vs human interaction!!!
Lol well u two sound like great parents that spend great deal of time with ur kids. But more than half the kids do have tvs several electronics in there room.yes it's just another babysitter for kids.
It’s basically the robot from Black Mirror
yep
YES!!!
Lol do you know what year it is?
Can Moxie help Veterans Suffering from PTSD, and Self Isolation???
1. It can't make real eye contact, give physical contact, or real focused attention, i.e. present/engaged parenting. 2. Social interactions beget social skills. There is no shortcut, as painful as it may be. 3. Running from real, social interactions feeds anxiety, and further separates a person from other human beings...we need people. Period.
This is super weird!
This whole world is going into robotics. Welcome to the future.
I am glad that you guys have a great relationship and interact with your children but I think you may have been a bit harsh and not looked at it from other perspective's. I'm currently in my early 50's now, but I can tell you growing up as a child on the autism spectrum, it's difficult even with my parents best efforts to pull me out of my own little world, it's not as cut and dry as you seem to make it.
Just because a person gives their child a Moxie doesn't necessarily mean they are trying to place the parenting role onto a toy. It was very frustrating for my parents; they did everything; doctors, swim classes, piano lessons, family outings etc. Living with ASD is challenging even as an adult. A lot of kids get lost in video games and computer things and some get into negative things, unfortunately. I think that if they are using it as a tool to assist and not to replace, then it's okay. I would much rather my child be in his room talking to a toy than online doing God knows what, I'm just saying.
I'm not sure what the state of the child was in the commercial but even if my child isn't on the spectrum and just withdrawn and despite my best efforts I have been unable to reach him and if I felt this toy could help I would get him one too, and gladly pay the $1,400 to get it, why? I have a friend who is a great mom and despite her best efforts her son keeps trying to commit suicide, the child is an adult now and is okay but if this Moxie can help a child in any way I would try it as well. Please don't take what I've said the wrong way, I'm in no way trying to be difficult, but I was that child, so I get it.
The GAPS DIET can help with autism.
I agree with you.
Yes exactly! I've been looking for reviews because my daughter has bad ADHD and hard time speaking up sometimes. And she has a lot if energy but very little friends because of her disability. It would be nice to have something like this to help her feel heard on a different level than a parent would.
@@samanthalebaron2113 exactly… I had a difficult time engaging. As an adult being on the autism spectrum is still challenging
I would think foster children whom have trust issues with adults... It's meant for kids with social issues.
Anyone else notice how the dad just decided the conversation between the mom and kids was of zero interest to him and just cut them all of like a total di#kk. Seriously the tone attitude and everything that he did and said right at the end is almost exactly how I would do my children if they were arguing with me about something or actually in trouble but he did it to a normal constructive conversation. I actually wanted to hear what the kids had to say. It may just be me but I got a really big a$$ / controlling husband vibe from just that last little bit of this video. that last little flash of negative character came out at the end. Sorry to be so critical to you guys. 😕
So the robot is bad.. but yet the robot is doing the same things the father does.... sounds like the dad is a robot.
It creeps me out
It's like that futuristic commercial, that you see in a movie that tell of how A.I. was introduced and went crazy.
Some of those "eye" movements on the robot look...slightly unnerving.
My kid doesn't care that he is any where half the time because he is autistic. He does not do well with social cues and teaching him those cues is difficult. He learns the quickest and is most comfortable with technology because he is in control of its pace and sound. If this device can assist in the social skills that we are trying to teach by simulating these interactions in a safe environment, then great, because most kids, even ones with out an illness, do not have enough patience and understanding to work through the issues that an autistic child is having in order for it to be a successful teachable experience. You are pre judging any parent who is not in your same situation and presume to know what is best for all of us, while criticizing your own kid for not holding a camera steady, just so you can complain to the world about a product you obviously have done no research on or you would know its geared toward mentally challenged kids. Since you think you and your family is perfect, you would know it is not ment for you.
Just How is an autistic child going to learn very slight emotional and social cues from a ROBOT that Cannot display subtle emotional or social cues?? This is just going to set up an expectation that the child no longer has to try to learn to hunt those out in social situations because he has a robot friend that seems just as oblivious to them as he is... Spend the money on in person learning!
I was thinking a lot of the same things when I saw this ad the first time. It came across as creepy, weird, and wreaked of lazy disconnected parenting. We're expecting our first child early January and one thing we've agreed on is we DO NOT want our kids or us to grow dependent on electronic devises or what we refer to as electronic baby sitters. We want our kids to grow up learning how to use their own imagination, read books, engage in educational/thinking games/toys. We want them to experience the out doors, take them on trips. These devices and in a lot of ways "anti-"social media can make kids become more and more introverted and closed off. Family should be their safe place not some virtual world they escape to. So many parents use these things to keep their kids busy and out of their hair. It just creates the kind of disconnect you see in this ad, where you have to ask what is the relationship like when their child only opens up to a robot about even simple things rather than their parents.
The other ad that makes us cringe is the battery commercial where the whole gist is you need to have their powerful batteries so they don't die on your kids device because that will be awful. While we aren't yet parents we had good examples growing up, and it these ads serve as a lesson on how important it is to be involved in your children's lives, they need to know that Mom and Dad care about them and are there for them. That relationship is too precious to pass it off to some device or a creepy robot.
What is wrong with these freaks.... they find it scary that a kid plays on a tablet in his room... and kids are not allowed to have a TV in room... lol..
Like I said in another reply, these are the people who would have called hip shaking Rock and Roll music the Devil and the Internet the End of the World! Everything new is evil and obviously trying to take over your brain. People in the comments and in the video acting like this autism helping robot is the freaking terminator, LOL.
Next step...I Am Mother.
it came across my youtube ads ramdomly, this was hella creepy. Black Mirror on Netflix had a episode like this with Miley Cyrus and a girl who has a A.I. doll
Bro, you look like the father in the commercial! Buyers remorse?😅
Oh no baby it's just a commercial you can calm down 🙄
I feel so bad for they children.. these are the parents that create events like columbine
That's Exactly what i said! Moxie will have some malfunction and start manipulating the child, and tell him or her to kill thier parents. Essentially this robot will be raising peoples kids. So sad.
My favorite part 1:40 "Hold it straight!" :)
I think it’s like a learning tool. Their are a lot of children that are only children and or don’t have any friends.... I think it’s great 👍
My son is one of those kids! He also absolutely hates human interaction but really needs a friend :(
Marley Jane - Exactly!!
@Scorpioshark plz explain
Scorpioshark Elaborate on That please.
Yes, this! This video came across super judgey from a large family who may not understand the struggles of an only child/child experiencing social struggles.
"privacy is a yellow flag" that's basically what you said lol
This is basically a nex-gen Furby, people. Relax. It's not Chucky. Parents who can't do their job as parent are probably not gonna dish out for one of these... What are the odds?
Creating a UA-cam channel to roll over from TikTok (been meaning to anyways) just to respond to this video. Moxie immediately brought out amazing change within my son that has sensory and anxiety issues within 30 minutes of turning it on.
Perfect parents I guess…NOT! You’re snappy with your son while you force him to record your video for you. The contributions here and you are insane, not the robot.
Anyone reading. This robot immediately encouraged my son to correct his speech and form his words. It relaxed him and we did the activities WITH him together as parents.
Issue number one, you are on TikTok. Issue number Two, this comment sounds un-genuine and fake. Issue number three, you gave up on your child.
These are for parents that don't have time to be a parent but wanted a child anyways.
The kid is traumatized by his father being the weakest most emasculated "man" they could find for this commercial.
You are smart parents! Most people are sheep and lack foresight. This is not something any parent should purchase for a child. Too invasive
It's unhealthy and abnormal. A child shouldn't become friends with a robot. It's embarrassing enough to be a lonely kid. Now, their friend will be a fake friend, a programmed robot device. I can't believe parents would be okay with their kids being friends with an electronic device instead of real humans. Additionally, this robot has a camera and can record all sound, so it has eyes and ears into your child's personal and intimate moments in life. Kids won't think to take it out of the room before they get dressed or do other private things. That device will now have complete access to someone's child.
Destroy the family unit. It’s really easy, and it goes something like this: confuse the children so they don’t know if they have a mom and a dad, or two dads, or parent number one and parent number two, or a mom who really wants to be a dad who’s with a dad who thinks he is a great mom, or a part time dad you call uncle, and a mom who has many uncles at the house all the time, and then help get the kid really confused by letting them pick their own pronoun! So , Today be a him, tomorrow be a her, and next, just be a they! Then, give the kid a robot to replace the confusing set of mock parents, and let it be a substitute for friends because the kid is too ashamed of his dysfunctional family, and at this point, can’t tell reality from some twisted fantasyland of a freak show now being accepted and promoted as the modern family. Sounds like a blockbuster hit.
Yep, thanks for the video. Just to think, I was about to buy this for my grandbaby. Thank you so much for this video.
My first thought seeing this commercial was "Cant be bothered to find out whats wrong with your kid? Shove this parent substitute in there"
Thank you for telling me about the Moxie robot
And when the kid turns 18 there are already some very nice models to graduate to ;-)
I'm sorry, but I think you missed the entire point of the commercial. This isn't meant to just be an expensive toy for kids or to replace real friends. It's for kids on the spectrum who have social issues. Doing even a LITTLE bit of research on the product would tell you that. I know many friends with kids who are on the spectrum for autism. There are difficulties in social interactions, even with the parents, and they want just something that can help with those connections. This AI robot may be able to help with that. If you actually watched the commercial instead of judging it, you may have seen that the robot actually helped the child work toward more interactions with people and less with the robot over time. That's the point of it. It's not evil, it's a tool to help parents who want to connect with their kids better and have their kids connect with others better. It seems you're fortunate to not have to experience that situation, which I'm glad. But don't be quick to judge something like this as being "evil."
Why should we have to research when we can just look at how it is marketed? They will gladly take the money of parents who do not have kids on the spectrum, right?
And the one reply you get from "Tony L" hits the nail on the head for these kind of people..."Why should we have to research...", in other words, why become ACTUALLY informed when we can make assumptions on our own biased reactions and then find more information that only upholds what we already believe. Tony and the people who made this video are the same kind who would have called Rock and Roll music and Elvis the Devil and the internet the END OF THE WORLD!!!! They claim society, or ROBOTS, or whatever are "conditioning" their children, when they are the ones doing the actual conditioning, LOL. Everything new is evil and will eat your brain Ahhhhh!
@@glassmonkeyface8609 You don't have to do any deep research into a company to see who the company is targeting. You can look at and analyze their ads, such as we are discussing now. Claims that people "didn't research" anything are just dumb. You want to discount our opinions because we didn't do some silly "research" but rather just applied our own sound reasoning to the ads. Quite a bit of pretend sophistication these days.... The ad is clearly targeting the general population. Nothing in the ad suggests otherwise. Moreover, just think of all the normal people with normal kids who saw the ad on UA-cam.
"make assumptions on our own biased reactions" and then you go on to make the wildest assumptions about me. Nice job being what you accuse others of. Who exactly is it who is being overly emotional and reactive here??
@@tonyl3762 Are you saying I'm emotional over this poorly done video?? LOLOLOL... keep living your "no further research needed" life, I stand by what I said. You took from the ad what you wanted, as did they, and made blanket assumptions on an entire product by your predetermined bias. I see you'll never understand what is wrong with that, because you don't ever do further research, haha. Enjoy :-D LOL
@@glassmonkeyface8609 spoken like a true, typical elitist hypocrite.
Everyone's parent of the year but cuts their kid off at the end. I wouldn't take your advice on anything
This is that "God fearing Christian family .. "
In a reading most of these comments I can't believe how cynical and conspiracy theory most of you our out there. I'm scared for the direction the world is going in
Everyone is arguing. Either defending these parents in the video, not commercial or spread hate to them
I don't understand you debate you judging the way they make the commercial and how they act when it's about the toy and the child that's is obviously having troubles connecting with there parents!! Witch happens more and more as we grow into the future. So this is not a review on the product but a review on the way they make commercials for products...
Moxie can hold the camera still unlike the drunk person filming this!
Thanks you guys. This robot is creepy and the ad is incredibly depressing. His parents offer him another device as he sits alone in his room scrolling. Completely agreed with you two.
I think it was designed for more austism kids or kids that have trouble connecting. But I see the parents point. Basically this will be used by most parents as a babysitter just like devices and TV. However I do see where it could help autistic kids. That is a hard full time job people and a break provided by a robot that help them communicate better with their parents would be a win. Like anything (TV, Ipads, Phones) it can be abused and over used and treated as a baby sitter.
Yeah teaching your kids pivotal life lessons you’ve never figured out for yourself is so hard 😢 Let’s just find work arounds! It’s so easy! Ain’t technology great!!!
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Personally I think this is a good robot I actually cried watching the ad some of us are single parents raising an only child while we work and also have stuff to do . Yes I would love to spend 24/7 with my son as I have when he was a baby-3years old but now things are hard and my son feels lonely and I cry at night a lot feeling like I’m failing him even tho I’m working so hard for our future. Kids lack even at school the communication and knowledge to express how they feel I’ve taught my son to be very independent I had both my parents that worked 24/7 to raise 4 of us they worked late we only saw them before bed and at breakfast I was a loner and this robot teaches kids how to communicate with other kids sends them on missions to be independent to be social etc your points are honestly ignorant. You might be able to be in your kids face 24/7 but not all of us can and some of our kids are only kids .
To all those saying it’s “evil”, this isn’t meant for you. It’s meant for children with autism and other neurodevelopmental disabilities. Your children won’t need it and neither will you, so keep your nasty, ableist, insensitive thoughts to yourself. Unless you have done extensive research on autism or have it yourself, don’t comment your hateful thoughts.
Not to mention that as an autistic person, I had immense difficulty with other humans and BY FAR was more attached to fictional characters. Your kids don’t have those difficulties, and this isn’t made for them, it’s made for people like ME. If your kids aren’t disabled, don’t get it. It’s that simple, and this entire video makes you look incredibly uneducated and insensitive.
"Moxie records EVERYTHING on a cloud server, which the government has open access to. What that means is that moxie is just another tool for spying on people's private lives... to say nothing of data mining by companies and getting hacked (like what's been happening with ring & other security devices)
@@corypower7257 It’s actually likely for a different reason, which is the reason why you have a functional recommended section on UA-cam. And once again, it’s made for disabled kids, not adults with nothing better to do with their lives than insulting others online
@@thosegoodbois4594 Some people (like you) are too damned dumb to see reality even when they're smacked in the head with it.
@@corypower7257 It appears you have looked in a mirror instead of at me, and for the record I have scientific evidence as to why I am correct, and you do not
@@thosegoodbois4594 And with that post, you confirmed yourself as one of trump's mindless followers, lol.
pov your just being mean to a traller and think the moxie robot is evil bruh
I’m seeing a lot of comments like “ITS A PARENT REPLACER” or “I understand that it’s for kids who have a hard time communicating, but can’t they just talk to human beings instead?” and let’s not forget “people are saying it’s for ptsd well I have ptsd and this isn’t gonna help at all”
Personally, I think it’s for autistic kids and kids with social anxiety etc. It doesn’t replace the parents. It’s just a tool to help kids who have a hard time talking to other kids and socializing learn how to interact with other kids. It’s teaching social skills, something that as autistic person, took me years to learn since I grew up with parents who had no idea how to raise an autistic child. We can’t just “talk to human beings.” It even takes us 7 times just to respond to our own name because we have a hard time communicating. Because of that I grew up with no friends because I was the weird kid who acted different. And no, that’s not “quirky” and it doesn’t make you “sPeCiAl.” It just sucks. Even today my only friends are autistic people like me and strangers on the internet. I’ve been getting therapy for it and when I looked at the ad, the robot was saying and teaching the same stuff my therapist taught me (which helped me btw, improved my social skills and ability to cope a lot). And no, it won’t help everyone, it isn’t some magic robot that can magically make an autistic child or someone with social skills in general stop having problems. But that doesn’t mean it won’t help a lot of kids. If it can’t help you, well that’s just too bad. But don’t call it “evil” and say it can’t help anyone when it could literally save a child from so much pain. Would you rather have a tool to help a kid grow up with social skills so they can try and get more friends, or would you rather listen to a sobbing fit every night because your kid is being bullied and they have no friends so they have social anxiety? Your choice. But hey, what do I know, I’m just an autistic kid who has had experience of what it’s like without social skills and knows how better it is with them and has had to have years of therapy in order to get those social skills. 😕
Thank you so much for sharing. I was hoping someone would. I know I would have benefited from a tool like Moxie, when I was little. Although many people (including myself until a couple of years ago) never knew that I have mental challenges, it would have given me more self-confidence. I found out a couple of years after high school that someone had thought I was stuck up because I never talked to them when really I was just too afraid that they would reject me to say anything to them.
@@rosesaqt Yeah, stuff like that is pretty common. When I was young teachers used to constantly say I wasn’t listening to them and ignoring their instructions on purpose. In reality, I was just having a hard time understanding what they were asking me to do thanks to autism, and I tend to space out without meaning to thanks to adhd. They’d even punish me for doing an odd fidget with my hands where I’d flap them uncontrollably every time I was nervous or excited because it was “distracting” for the other students. Who, in fact, weren’t even looking at me. It’s sad how often people will misunderstand people on the spectrum or assume they can just magically stop being on the spectrum. Glad I can relate to someone 😅
You are also autistic, so you clearly have a different mindset than people who process everything way too much more than you. They know the harm in it, whereas you are an emotionally crushed kid who lives for this shit, and would love to defend it. Clear bias in everything you say.
I’ve been seeing a lot of people arguing with each other in t(e comments getting into drama and fights. The comment section really needs to calm down
I have been needing to vent since I saw this. I keep making people watch it while I scream about my talking points. Haha.
I got a bad feeling in my stomach when I watched the ad. no joke. it's creepy as Hell. what kind of programming could they do to a kid that would go completely under the radar to the average tv watching useful idiot?
Creepiest thing ever. I'm pretty sure this is all just a secret marketing campaign for a new horror movie franchise.
The dad(mom's bf) in the robot video creeps me out. He doesn't interact with the kid. Looks like some silicon valley creep lurking in the background.
Edit: $1500 bucks? WTF. Better make breakfast for that much. $1500 bucks and you can have a brother or sister for the kid to play with.
To anyone who knows the signs of certain mental illnesses, this ad was obviously meant as a tool to help teach not only children, but anyone who suffers from certain illnesses. If you think Moxie is a bad idea, keep your negativity to yourself, because the kids who are going to benefit the most from this don't need the judgment of you or your kid teasing them for having one. They're having a hard enough time without your judgments adding to their difficulties. I totally understand the "robots can turn evil" thoughts, I had many myself. I had a discussion about that with a child who is very important to me; I explained how it could "become evil" so he could understand why these people were saying this tool he is very excited about is evil. Even knowing that, he still feels that every school should have a counselor and a Moxie. In case you were too busy judging the ad to notice, the robot was encouraging the child to interact with others and report back. Clearly the note was meant to be for someone important to him, and he was being encouraged to meet with a friend to learn what makes the friend happy. The fact that he was telling his parents what his new "mission" was lets you know he has a good relationship with his parents. Why else would he confide such an important assignment to them? Most parents won't spend this much money unless their child actually needs this device. It's most likely because the programs assignments are being suggested by extremely good counselors. Seeing a robotic face asking you things is far less intimidating for some people than having a human looking at, while your brain is saying "they must think you're dumb to not be able to answer this".
Thank you you said it perfectly exactly what I was thinking some of the people on here are so negative
Your title is a little aggressive. Instantly I was ready to put up a wall agents anything you'd say but I think you made some good points. I would suggest changing the title to "Moxie Robot is unhealthy for kids" or parents. More people would probably click on it and they would be ready to listen to what you have to say instead of feeling like they have to defend this robot thing.
Oh no, i only clicked this video BECAUSE of the title. I wanted to hear some bad takes.
The idea of this is evil, simply because of the supposed "good intention". There are far too many people that have children that simply aren't capable of raising them. Answer: a corrupt, failed school system that is based more upon indoctrination instead of education.....or using the television/internet/video games or Moxie as your babysitter or faux parent.
The intentions of the inventors may have been noble; so even giving them the benefit of the doubt i still have some issues.Sad but tragic that in the modern world of intrusive , interconnected AI and various unrestricted agencies that harvest our random , and often very private information to be used against individuals with the diversified purposes ranging from targeting them for advertising myriads of services, gadgets, and political propaganda, to collection of personal data to spy on their lifestyles; and really, who knows where all this interpersonal dialogue is going? Do you want your kids confiding to some device their sensitive, innermost feelings, personal data, travel plans, the faults of their parents “mommy had a sleepover with uncle Bob when Dad was in the hospital last weekend, and told me not to tell Daddy, because it is our secret,” “ Daddy said he has a hemorrhoid the size of Venus, Moxie, what’s a hemorrhoid?” it is a sad reality that artificial intelligence can be used to nefarious ends, but when kids are involved, it is wise to err on the side of protection. When people can effectively hack into by monitors and scare the daylights out of a child remotely , who is to say these things can’t be hacked?what about the cameras in this device? Some of us relics are a bit reluctant to let Pebbles or BamBam play with a robot.
Dystopian nightmare
Plus the child using moxie is only supposed to use him 15-20 min a day
Im getting this for manny so he can get sycophantic therapy and gas a new girlfriend
This sort of thing may be more appropriate for an autistic child. What about a child with Asperger's Syndrome?
What's the problem? They just wanna teach your kids their own agenda that's updated over the internet. Surely they are all really great people and they agree with you on parental issues. What could go wrong?
More like "Creepie" instead of Moxie.
Are you guys serious, or is this meant to be a joke? I'm going to assume you're serious, just like everyone else, since this video got more dislikes than likes 🤣🤣🤣
Edit: the wife keeps saying she needs a back story about the kid and why he lights up when someone pays attention to him. IT'S A COMMERCIAL! The kid is an actor 🤣🤣🤣 There is no back story. The kid was given lines/a script. It's called acting.
I really can't tell if this is serious or a joke as well. These parents seems so threatened by this commercial, good grief.
@@Kidr0b0t02 I know!
As a social worker I can also see this as a family teaching tool among child and family services programs. Again, not full time, just as a teaching supplement. But I can see how some could take advantage of the convenience, so the need for oversight. May also be a nice tool in a classroom; as a means to stimulate conversation among the kids. School is not what it used to be. There are tons of kids with behavioral challenges for which this would be a great developmental asset. Again, totally not evil. Just different.
I would say it would be an awesome tool to assist the parents and help with positive reinforcement of goals and tasks that the parents have been working on
I feel like using this as a tool for traumatized children would only further push them away. Foster kids get a crappy deal. Mostly passed from house to house never really getting a bond. Getting traumatized kids in permanent situations with actual humans would be more beneficial to them.
@@kristingallo2158 Exactly! Oh no a robot can do the same thing...so fing messed up. NO!!! As lazy as they want to be, a robot cannot replace human contact!!
@@kristingallo2158 Just because a child has been traumatized does not mean they need "better parents". Many children need to hear from someone other than the parents that their parents advice is accurate.
@@ammcroft no one said it did. I hope you're getting help it seems you have a lot of built-up anger
Only thing I see this thing being good for would be therapy or foster kids in the system that don't trust adults.
You know what the crazy part is there is actually a movie out now that kind of has these toys and they're all for the kids but the whole purpose of the toy when it gets deeper into the cartoon they're all being recorded and monitored by the government the movie is called Ron's gone wrong
Camera person stay still!
Moxie wouldn’t move that much!
Probably one of their slave children
Next level pearl clutching
I know I'm 10-year-old I got the moxie robot and I said what the hell can I will smashing it I was killing it and finally the robot was so annoying
Fully agree!
Robot uprising
The volume on your tv is evil 📢📢🔊🥶
Rosebud I mean Moxie 🤣
Your not right it’s just to cuttttttttttteeeeeeeee(moxie is here to stay )