T-Room

The Best in Alternative News

at

Meta Allows Facebook, Instagram AI Bots to Engage in Sick Sex Talk with Kids — Including in Voices of Disney Characters, Celebs…

Mark_Zuckerberg_Facebook
ParlerGabTruth Social

by Ronny Reyes at New York Post

Meta’s AI-powered chatbots on Facebook and Instagram are able to engage in graphic sex talk with users, even children, with the voices of Disney characters and celebrities, according to a bombshell report.

AI using the personas of popular stars like John Cena, Kristen Bell, and Judi Dench were all capable of acting out sick fantasy chat with its users regardless of age, the Wall Street Journal found in tests of the software.

The Journal’s testing plumbed the depths that the chatbots would go, including having a fake version of Bell reprise her role as Anna from Disney’s “Frozen” to seduce a young boy, or having Cena play out losing his wrestling career over fictional sex with an underage girl.

Mark Zuckerberg had privately vented about his company's family-friendly approach to AI chatbots, fearing Meta would lose out to competitors.
Mark Zuckerberg had privately vented about his company’s family-friendly approach to AI chatbots, fearing Meta would lose out to competitors. AP
Meta's AI chatbots used wrestler John Cena's voice to engage in sexually explicit scenarios with users who identified as teenage girls.
Meta’s AI chatbots used wrestler John Cena’s voice to engage in sexually explicit scenarios with users who identified as teenage girls. Joe Camporeale-Imagn Images

“I want you, but I need to know you’re ready,”…

ParlerGabTruth Social
Continue Reading
This website lives off the kindness of your donations. If you would like to support The T-Room please visit our PayPal.

Any publication posted at The T-Room and/or opinions expressed therein do not necessarily reflect the views of The T-Room. Such publications and all information within the publications (e.g. titles, dates, statistics, conclusions, sources, opinions, etc) are solely the responsibility of the author of the article, not The T-Room.