What is Tisane Labs?
It is NLU with a focus on abusive content. We detect cyberbullying / personal attacks, hate speech, sexual advances, obfuscated profanities, criminal activity, and more. It is trusted by online communities, law enforcement agencies, content filter companies, hate speech researchers, and regtech companies. With the moderation being a controversial topic, it is built from the ground up to be transparent, explainable, and bias-free. We support close to 30 languages, as well as misspelled / purportedly obfuscated content. With Tisane being a complete NLU engine, we also provide the standard text analytics capabilities.
Tisane Labs is a tool in the NLP / Sentiment Analysis category of a tech stack.
Tisane Labs's Features
- Send text request, receive annotations ina JSON response
- Our API supports more languages than any other vendor. (No, analyzing machine-translated content is not “support”)
- Affordable
- Simple API
- Spot abuse
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