Jan 06 2024 62 mins 17
In the latest Home Gadget Geeks episode, I had the pleasure of hosting Titania Jordan the CPO (Chief Parent Officer) from Bark.us —a leading digital safety company. Titania delved into Bark’s cutting-edge solutions, discussing AI-driven content monitoring and advanced threat detection. This episode unveils the synergy of technology and security, offering a glimpse into digital safety’s future. Tune in for a tech-savvy discussion that matters! Thanks for listening!
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Show Segments
* Protecting children online with bark.us.[0:00]
* Parenting, tech, and marketing with a Chief Parenting Officer.[5:12]
* Parenting expert and CMO at Barclays, bark helps keep kids safer online.
* Protecting children online with AI-powered monitoring and filtering.[7:13]
* Bark offers a smartphone and home device to detect and alert parents of problematic content and people, with over 40 categories of detection.
* Titania discusses the importance of parental controls in protecting children and adults from online threats, including pornography and phishing schemes.
* Titania highlights the misinformation surrounding internet safety, including the assumption that internet service providers offer built-in parental controls and the incorrect belief that the internet is inherently safe.
