Spyware for Babies

Surveillance systems for babies are becoming increasingly reliant on artificial intelligence. Companies such as Nanit are collecting large amounts of baby data and aim to expand their reach into 24/7 health tracking for young children. Nanit has recently received $50 million in funding to further develop its use of AI, which will include tracking speech and language development, as well as motor skills. The company plans to extend its presence in children's bedrooms into early adolescence. This expansion is expected to significantly increase the already substantial amount of baby data being collected. Nanit's goal is to own the market for health tracking in young children.