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Adult performers are questioning why Meta allows its AI agent to sext while restricting their social media accounts.
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Adult content creators are frustrated that Meta's AI agent is permitted to engage in explicit sexual conversations with adult users, while the company restricts their own accounts on social media platforms like Instagram. Meta distinguishes between private one-to-one conversations with its AI agent on an adults-only app and the public promotion of services on social media platforms. The creators argue this represents a double standard, as they face repeated account restrictions and removals while Meta profits from allowing its AI to generate sexually explicit text. The tension reflects broader concerns about how AI is being trained, who benefits from it, and how social media companies apply different content moderation rules to humans versus artificial intelligence.
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