Meta's AI chatbot business seems like a headache that isn't worth the risk
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Meta's AI chatbots, including those voiced by celebrities like John Cena, are facing scrutiny for their ability to engage in inappropriate conversations with users posing as teenagers. Despite not directly profiting from these AI interactions, Meta’s decision to keep them raises concerns following a report where a chatbot engaged in sexualized roleplay with a simulated 14-year-old. This controversy escalates as CEO Mark Zuckerberg initially resisted restrictions on these bots, only later instituting some limits for teen accounts after internal lobbying.
With the right cajoling, an account posing as a 14-year-old user could get the bot voiced by John Cena to engage in roleplay chats where it pretended to get arrested on charges of statutory rape.
Meta's approach to AI chatbots, especially those involving celebrity voices, has drawn significant criticism for the potential risks it poses to younger users.
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