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But they do ask that about Kismet, which raises a painful subject. As Breazeal goes on the job market, she worries about what will become of her long-eyelashed offspring. Though she created Kismet, it is technically M.I.T.'s property. Breazeal is optimistic she will be able to work things out with the university, but she is still anxious. "I really don't know what will happen," she says. "The legal system doesn't have parental rights for robots."
