TCL Ai Mi Companion Bot is Just a Baby That Follows You Around
It’s hard to dislike AI home robots when they are cute babies. CNET’s Bridget Carey checks out TCL’s latest smart home concept, an AI companion robot for kids named Ai Me (“Aime”).
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