"On Friday, Adam Mosseri, the chief AI officer, announced new parental controls for the AI chatbot. The new parental control features will roll out early next year and will provide grown-ups with various tools. For instance, parents can block access to specific characters or completely block their kids' access to Meta AI. Additionally, parents will receive summaries of the topics their kids discuss with the chatbot."
"Meta isn't shifting the whole responsibility to parents. Adam Mosseri says the chatbot will remain available to teens with helpful information with age-appropriate protections in place. The new changes and features will be introduced only on Instagram, with plans to expand them to other platforms. Parental control will be available only to English-speaking users in the US, Canada, the UK, and Australia."
Meta will roll out parental controls for its AI chatbot early next year. Parents can block specific characters or completely block their children's access to Meta AI. Parents will receive summaries of the topics their kids discuss with the chatbot, with implementation details to be announced later. The chatbot will remain available to teens with age-appropriate protections and helpful information. The initial rollout will be on Instagram and limited to English-speaking users in the US, Canada, the UK, and Australia, with plans to expand to other platforms.
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