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A non -profit parent coalition requests several congress committees to start an investigation of META to prioritize engagement metrics that endanger the safety of children.
The call is part of a thirteenth attack campaign by the American Parents Coalition (APC) that started on Thursday. It includes a letter to the legislator with demands for investigations, a new message -subject system that helps the parents to stay up to date with problems that affect their children on meta and beyond.
The APC campaign follows April Wall Street Journal in April report This included an investigation in which the company’s focus of the company’s metrics led to potential damage to children.
“This is not the first time that meta was made available for children with tech that is suspended inappropriate content,” said APC Executive Director Alleigh Marre. “Parents throughout America Should the online activity of your children be extremely careful, especially when it comes to emerging technologies such as the digital AI companion. This pattern of the poor behavior from Meta shows that you cannot correct yourself, and we ask the congress to take meaningful measures to take meta for the non-prioritization of child safety. “
The mobile billboard artwork is shown in the Meta -headquarters in Menlo Park, California, and Washington, DC, as part of the attack campaign of the American Parents’ coalition against the Tech company on Thursday. (American parents’ coalition)
The examination of April Wall Street Journal not only reported on internal concerns that Meta surrounded ethical lines to make theirs AI Chatbot system Advanced, but also also shared how the authors of the report tested the system itself.
The reporters’ test talks found that the AI Chatbot systems commissioned and sometimes escalated by Meta. The investigation showed that the AI chat bot could also be programmed in such a way that the person of a minor comes into contact with the end user in a sexually explicitly explicit conversation.
In some cases, Metas Chatbot’s test talks were able to talk about romantic encounters in the voice of Disney film figures.
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In some cases, Metas Chatbot’s test talks were able to talk about romantic encounters in the voice of Disney film characters, according to a recent report. (Getty Images/Meta)
“The reporting referred in this letter does not reflect how people actually experience these AIS, which is often valuable for teenagers, such as helping homework and learning new skills,” a Meta spokesman told Fox News digitally in response to the campaign. “We recognize the concerns of the parents about these new technologies, which is why we have set up additional age -appropriate guidelines that enable parents whether their teenagers have entertained with AIS and to provide our apps.
According to the reporting of the journal, the META competitions used, the company has made several internal decisions to loosen up guards to make it as committed as possible. Meta has reportedly made an exception to allow “explicit” content within his chatbot as long as it is in the content of the romantic role play.
At the same time, Meta has taken steps to improve product safety for support users, e.g.
In April Meta announced the expansion of these accounts Facebook and messenger. In these reports, minors are talking about sexually explicit content with chatbots.
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Meta also has parental surveillance instruments that are installed in its AI chat bot system, to which their children speak regularly, including chat bot, and has tools to close accounts, have the potential suspicious behavior that is bound with sexual child binding.
Together with APC’s campaign that attacks Meta, the group started a new website entitled ” “Dangersofmeta.com” With links to APC’s letter to congress members, pictures of the mobile advertising boards that you provide, a link to the new “Lookout” registration system and current articles on the work of Meta on the safety of children.
