Artimys Aims to Help Parents Protect, Not Overprotect Kids from Social Media Threats
Artimys Language Technologies is launching applications that attempt to help parents walk the fine line between being overbearing and being oblivious to the threats their children face when using social media.
Artimys Language Technologies is launching applications that attempt to help parents walk the fine line between being overbearing and being oblivious to the threats their children face when using social media.
The company launched a Kickstarter campaign Monday aimed at raising $50,000 to develop apps that will use machine-learning technology to help parents monitor text-based messages their children receive from social networks including Facebook, Instagram, Snapchat and text messages.
The first app Artimys intends to develop, Spitball, will function as a messaging inbox on Android devices, aggregating all of a kid’s social activity in one place and using algorithms to discover threats such as bullying and sexual predation.
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