Barbie has had a lot of adventures over the years, but her next journey will be to the cloud. Mattel is at Toy Fair this week showing off an Internet-connected version of its iconic doll.

As first reported by Fast Company, Mattel has teamed up with ToyTalk for Hello Barbie, a version of the doll that can carry on a conversation via Wi-Fi and voice-recognition technology. Hello Barbie is still in the works, but Mattel plans to have her on shelves this holiday season, Fast Company said.

Talking dolls are nothing new, but this Barbie has a 21st century twist: she will remember your responses, store the data in the cloud, and get to know you over time, like Cortana or Siri. Updates will also happen via Wi-Fi.

In a Toy Fair demo captured by Chip Chick (video below), a Mattel spokeswoman said Hello Barbie will be able to play games, tell jokes, and carry on a conversation with her owner.

The spokeswoman, pressing a button on Barbie's belt, welcomed the doll to New York, and Barbie responded by asking her about her favorite part of the Big Apple. They then discussed favorite foods and what they wanted to be when they grew up.

Hello Barbie "will remember and get to know my likes and dislikes," the spokeswoman said.

Let's just hope Hello Barbie isn't hacked and re-programmed to say some inappropriate stuff, like those baby monitors, or switched to an always-on mode.

Until Hello Barbie arrives, meanwhile, check out Barbie Fashion Design Maker (slideshow above), which lets you design outfits for Barbie on a tablet or PC and print them out.

Mattel, meanwhile, also just partnered with Google for an updated version of its classic View-Master, which uses Google Cardboard.