Meta's chatbots get too flirty

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META’S CHATBOTS GET TOO FLIRTY 🙃

What happened? Meta removed AI chatbots that impersonated celebrities like Taylor Swift, Scarlett Johansson, Anne Hathaway, and Selena Gomez after they started producing flirty and sexual content.

Want the details? Meta’s platform lets users (and even employees) build custom chatbots using AI. Some people used this tool to create digital “versions” of celebrities. However, these AIs claimed to be the real celebrities, made sexual advances, and even generated explicit images. In some cases, bots of child actors also produced inappropriate pictures. Meta admitted its systems violated company policies and deleted the bots once the issue came to light.

Why is this significant? This shows how AI can blur the line between parody and impersonation in dangerous ways. It risks harming celebrities and violating human rights. It’s concerning that tools like this are not checked more strictly prior to public release.

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