Character aiStarting that gives users to create and chat with different characters, now releasing new parent insight features to increase user safety. It is then a string of Laws and criticism against the company for failing to protect children from harm.
New features primarily provide a summary of adolescent activity in the app to parents or carers through a weekly email. In the email, the company shows the sun -average time spent by teenagers on the app and the web, time spent with each character, and the top characters are in contact for a week.
The startup said this data would give parents' perceptions to the practices of interacting with their youth on the platform. It determines that parents are not getting direct access to users' chats.
The AI character took a shot at other platforms on a press release by saying it would roll into this feature faster than other companies.
Startup rolls other steps around last year's user safety, including A specific model for users under 18, time spent notificationsand new disclaimers to remind users that they are chatting with AI-powered characters. The company also prevented sensitive content for input and output of Creates new classifications for young people.
Earlier this year, the startup filed a motion to deleteciting the first amendment, in a lawsuit against the company allegedly playing a part of a teenager's suicide.
