AngelQ leverages AI to create a safer Apple web browser for children
AngelQ has launched a free AI-powered web browser for Apple iOS devices with child safety features that helps parents keep kids safe from online predators and dangerous content.
AI models are trained on the world's texts and videos, thus they also incorporate hate speech, racism, and other human biases. Most AIs employ content filters to filter those out, and rules to filter additional undesirable content can also be applied.
The AngelQ super browser is designed to replace direct use of Apple Safari, Google YouTube, and Google search, the three most popular services for many. By doing so, its built-in AI can filter out thousands of dangerous advertisements, undesirable search results, and detrimental videos before they can corrupt young children's minds.
Children can speak their questions to discover the world and are presented with filtered, safe answers and photos. They can watch AI-authorized videos without the harmful doomscrolling that direct YouTube or social media use encourages through monetization algorithms.
Social media use has a negative effect on the mental health of young users, especially due to the growing heavy daily use of smartphones, and AngelQ eliminates commonplace cyberbullying and harassment with chats with a safe avatar, such as a chef, princess, or yogi. Parents can track and limit screen time as well as monitor the questions their children ask to better guide their development.
The company was founded by AI and business experts, including a former Navy SEAL parent who knows the true evil that exists in the world. It is focused on providing an ethical browser experience that prioritizes children's safety as they explore the world with curiosity.
Parents should teach their children how to avoid the many dangers online, such as child predators and traffickers, with a book like this one on Amazon. Parental controls built into Apple iOS, Apple macOS, Android Family Link, and Microsoft Windows Family Safety can also help keep children safe online.
