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🎥 AI Cameras Are Watching Babies
Startup Nanit sells cameras that continuously monitor a child using AI. The video is sent to a server, where algorithms record when the child wakes up and falls asleep and track breathing, coughs, and other movements.
All the data is analyzed and compiled into charts and a daily sleep score. The most expensive bundle costs nearly $500, while a subscription costs an additional $120 to $300 a year.
The startup wants to teach the system to monitor speech development, motor skills, and other developmental milestones. Eventually, the cameras could remain in children's bedrooms until they are 10 years old. In the future, teenagers could receive detailed health analytics based on data collected since infancy.
💡 However, doctors are concerned that constant monitoring may increase parents' anxiety and make them trust their own observations less.
"What would you do if you didn't have this app that said your baby needs a nap? You'd look at your baby. And see that they look tired," pediatrician Rebecca Diamond explains.
Would you install a camera like this for your child?
❤️ — Yes, it would make me feel more at ease
🔥 — No, my child doesn't need to be watched
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