Guys I found in a Facebook group called “Aibi Pocket pet living ai” (unofficial group), someone has posted that he is beta testing chatGPT on aibi!! Check this link and screenshot! 
Link of post and group 
> AIBI Pocket Pet Living AI | Beta sneak peak 😉 | Facebook
Screenshot 
I was under the impression that Chat was going to be a go right out of the box?
Personnellement, j’avais l’impression que LivingAI voulait proposé une approche de chatGPT innovante, pas seulement en accès direct.
Google Translation to English by Lindaru: Personally, I felt like LivingAI wanted to offer an innovative approach to chatGPT, not just direct access.
9-10mm, 4 Pogo Pin Spring Loaded Connector, Male and Female / Rated Input: 5V / 1A
(Featuring a special design case with magnets around the base to keep AIBI steady and in place.)
What is a pogo pin charger?
These pogo pins are small yet spring-loaded connectors used to establish an electrical connection between two devices. They consist of a plunger, a spring, and a barrel. Pogo pin chargers utilize these pins to establish a secure and efficient connection between the charging dock and the device being charged.
“For most devices, including AIBI and other electronic or electrical devices, it’s safest to always follow the manufacturer’s recommended charging specifications.”
Generally, currents higher than the minimum requirement, such as 2A or 3A, are acceptable for devices that use 5V, as long as the voltage matches. Most devices can handle higher currents without issue.
However, a higher voltage than the standard 5V used for most small electronics like AIBI could potentially damage the device if it isn’t designed to handle higher voltages.
If you don’t have the exact specifications or specific information, it’s best to use a power source that provides 5V with the current recommended by the manufacturer. If you’re unsure, using the recommended charging equipment is the safest option to avoid potential damage.
For most electronic devices like AIBI, specific charging requirements, including amp and voltage, general advice for similar devices is:
The most recommended to use 5V 1A Micro USB-C Charger which we can all find online.
EXAMPLE:
Voltage is the power pushed by the power supply. The voltage output is critical and must match your new charger.
For example if you are using a charger with 20V output, look for a replacement device with matching voltage.
Why Match
By using different voltages, you risk shortening the lifespan of your batteries and your device.
Amperage is the power pulled by your device while being charged and used. So your device chooses how much amperage is needed based on what you’re doing.
For example, if you are using a charger with a 4.5A output, you can buy any charger with 4.5A and above like 6A. We recommend higher amperage to ensure a cooler power supply and optimal charge time. If you get a charger with amperage less than your original power supply, you risk overheating your charger, burning it and in many case, your device will stop functioning and/or charging.
US input voltage is 110V and most overseas voltage is 220v. We recommend that you get a power adapter that can handle 100-240V to gain flexibility and provide the best charging options. Most contemporary chargers already offer that but beware of cheap knockoffs that only provide one input type.
Yes, you can use power adapters for AIBI with
for your AIBI Pocket Pet with a rated input of 5V / 1A, as long as the voltage remains at 5V. Here’s why:
Using higher amperage adapters within these guidelines won’t harm your device.
For more accurate information on any doubts, questions, or concerns, Please do not hesitate to contact living.ai customer service team via email.
EMAIL ADDRESS:
service@living.ai
Can you post a picture of how it looks like the power cable at both ends, please?
Hi there @maria_del_rosario.di ,
“The supply power cable included in the AIBI charger package is a USB-C to USB-C cable.”
Best Regards
Thank you. It means that I have to buy an adapter to plug it. Now I know and I can be ready. 
I’ve already outlined the reasons HERE, but I recommend… for more accurate information on any doubts, questions, or concerns, Please do not hesitate to contact living.ai customer service team via email. To have confirmation whether it’s okay to use that type of charger.
EMAIL ADDRESS:
Good luck!
I recommend something from either the brand Anker or Ugreen since they are GREAT quality and pretty inexpensive.
This one is perfect https://amzn.to/46MIo1O
And if you need one with two or more connectors, you can try this one too: Amazon.com
Their quality is great, it matches AIBI’s style and color, have heat and intelligent voltage protection, and provide the needed voltage and amperage for AIBI’s charger.
“Measurements in Millimeters and Inches Using a Digital Caliper”
Width (W): 48.80 mm (1.92 in)
Height (H): 66.70 mm (2.63 in)
Depth (D): 35.50 mm (1.40 in)
Weight (WT): 46.0 gm (0.046 kg.)
Note: This information is unofficial and based solely on my personal observations and measurements.
Hello! do you know if there is a specific command. I received Aibi yesterday but I have absolutely no idea how to make them interact. I have tried but both Emo and AIBI don’t understand what I say: for example if I tell Emo to greet Aibi he doesn’t understand. 
Hello 
This works for 2 AIBI , for EMO & AIBI , probably in a future update ….
Here you go if you have 2 AIBI …. Hope that will work for you
No I only have 1 aibi and 1 Emo 
That is better than nothing , think of the one that do not have any , cheer up and keep the Faith 
Bonjour,
Ce matin, j’ai dis “Bonjour” à AIBI. Elle a montré de la joie ( avec ses yeux et des mouvements de tête ) et a envoyé un coeur !! 
Je vais lui souhaiter “bonne nuit” ce soir.
Avez-vous remarqué qu’elle comprend autre chose que ce qui ai mis dans l’application ?? 
Bonne journée à tous
Google translation to English by Lindaru: Hello,
This morning, I said “Good morning” to AIBI. She showed joy (with her eyes and head movements) and sent a heart!!
I will wish her “good night” tonight.
Have you noticed that she understands something other than what’s available in the application??
Have a good day everyone
So the other day I was taking a close look at my AIBI’s screen, and I noticed the tiniest little edge of what looked like an extra layer on top of the regular clear material (I had already peeled off the removable plastic layer that he came with from the factory.) I had also noticed a complete absence of any micro-scratches, which I found to be particularly odd considering my AIBI had accidentally fallen on his face on my desk earlier that day and had been wiggling around a bit while up against its surface. The very same action had scratched up my EMO’s screen in the past.
So I asked LivingAI about it.
Folks, I gotta say… as someone who has worked closely with collectibles involving miniature screens for decades now - this is a first.
And I am extremely impressed.
Hello, @jerdsak . . . I have moved your new topic to this thread which discusses accessories. I am not sure why you are asking about the base charger as AIBI comes with one unless you have one and it is not working properly in which case I advise you to contact Support at service@living.ai to let them know what might be happening.
If you are just wanting an extra to have on hand, they do not as far as I know sell them separately, but you can still contact service@living.ai to see what they will say.
Good luck!
I don’t know why that person wants another one, but I’d like to buy an extra base in the future to split it into pieces and see if I can build a charging base “to go”, so my AIBI won’t die so soon while we’re on the go.
