Harry Kane uses AI app to help read his kids bedtime stories in German after move to Bayern Munich

HARRY Kane is reading his children bedtime stories in German — with the help of an AI chatbot.

The England captain has been using Google Bard to help his family adjust to life at Bayern Munich.

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The £100million goal ace, who has four children with wife Kate, also turns to the app for translation tips for post-match ­interviews and to cook local delicacies.

Last night he said: “I recognise how the potential of AI can help me in all sorts of ways with my move to Germany and to get my kids settled in.

“Bard even suggested some new goal celebrations.

“We’ll have to see if I use them on the pitch…!”

Harry, 30, has already scored 21 times in his first 16 games since moving from Spurs.

He has filmed a video as part of his partnership with the app.

And a press release explained: “Bard uncovers Harry’s most commonly used post-match interview phrases and translates them into German to use after his next matches.”

A source added: “Harry was already using tech to help him adjust to a new culture, so the team-up is perfect.

“He has really thrown himself into the German way of life.”