Not Just a Filter: How AI in AlionWeb Sees Hidden Threats

Why Simple Blockers Are No Longer Enough

Modern threats are not just links to bad websites. They are manipulations in private chats and comments. Learn how our AI protects where regular filters are powerless.

Imagine a security guard: one has only a list with photos of bullies (that's how old filters work). Another has the experience and intuition to recognize suspicious behavior. Our Artificial Intelligence is that experienced guard. It doesn't just check lists; it analyzes the meaning and context of communication, understands slang, and recognizes patterns of dangerous behavior.

What Threats Does Artificial Intelligence Recognize?

Let's look at specific examples of what AI sees where a regular filter is blind.

1. Inducement to Suicide and Self-Harm

AI is trained to recognize alarming markers in messages and search queries: phrases expressing hopelessness, self-hatred, and participation in destructive online groups. AlionWeb will notify you immediately, giving you a chance to intervene in time.

2. Scams

AI identifies classic fraud schemes: phishing links, extortion by threatening to publish personal photos, and fake giveaways asking to pay a "commission."

3. Incitement to Gambling

This threat is disguised as entertainment. AI recognizes characteristic calls to action: ads for online casinos, promises of "easy money," and involvement in groups where betting is discussed.

4. Calls to Violence and Bullying (Cyberbullying)

AI analyzes chats and comments for hate speech, insults, humiliation, and direct threats, helping to stop bullying at an early stage.