Introducing Parental Controls

At Explicity, we believe that children and teenagers should be able to use artificial intelligence in a safe, age-appropriate, and supervised environment. Young users may use AI for learning, creativity, homework help, and skill development, but they also require additional protection and guidance. That is why Explicity has introduced Parental Controls to provide parents and guardians with more control, visibility, and safety tools when minors use our AI systems.

Our parental control system is designed to create a safer digital environment for users under the age of 18. When an account is identified as belonging to a minor, stricter safety filters and content controls are automatically applied. These filters are designed to block harmful, unsafe, adult, or age-inappropriate content. The AI is also designed to provide more educational, safe, and age-appropriate responses for younger users.

Parental controls also allow parents and guardians to manage how AI is used. This may include monitoring usage, managing screen time, controlling certain features, and setting boundaries for how the AI can be used. These controls help ensure that children use AI responsibly and in a balanced way.

In addition, Explicity designs its AI systems to avoid providing dangerous instructions, harmful content, or inappropriate material to minors. We apply additional safety policies and monitoring systems to accounts used by minors to reduce risks and prevent misuse.

We also encourage parents and guardians to guide children on how to use AI responsibly. AI should be used as a tool for learning, creativity, and productivity, not for harmful or unsafe activities. Parental involvement is an important part of keeping children safe online.

Explicity continuously improves its child safety systems, parental controls, and content filters through research, safety testing, and feedback. We work to ensure that our platform remains safe for young users as technology evolves.

The goal of Explicity's Parental Controls is to protect minors, support learning and creativity, give parents control and transparency, and ensure that young users can use AI in a safe, responsible, and supervised environment.

Authors

Explicity Research