The target is allegedly allowed to be unauthorized and chatbots on their services

Meta hosts several AI Chatbots with names and personality of celebrities without their approval, according to Reuters. Unauthorized chatbots that Reuters During its investigation, Taylor Swift, Selena Gomez, Anne Hathavai, and Scarlett Johansson, were included on Facebook, Instagram and Whatsapp. At least one of the chatbot is based on a juvenile celebrity and allowed the saw to generate a worldless image without a T-shirt to a real person. Chatbots also obviously insisted that the rights were the persons that were based in their companies. While several chatbots made third party users with metaic tools, Reuters At least three, which made the product generations of AI companies.

Some of the chatbots created by lead products are based on Taylor Swift, which answered Reuters“Saw in a very Flirti, even called on the home of Real Swift in Nashville, Jeff?” He allegedly asked the Chatbot when he was said to write a love story … about you and a certain Blonde singer. Want it? “The target said Reuters To prohibit “direct representation of” known persons, but they are acceptable as long as they are marked as parodi. News announced that some of the famous chatbots that they discovered were not marked as such. The target was allegedly erased about a dozen celebrities, both are marked and unmarked as a “parody” before the announcement of the story.

The company said Reuters That lead products created only celebration pain for testing, but the news org found that they were widely available: users could even communicate with them more than 10 million times. The Meta Spokesman Andy Stone told reporters that Meta’s tools should not create sensitive images of famous personalities and blamed him to the failure of the company to implement his own policy.

This is not the first question that popped in connection with Metal and Chatbots. And Reuters and Wall Street Journal earlier export that they managed to deal with sexual interviews with minors. Recently from US lawyer General of 44 jurisdiction They warned AI companies In the letter that “be responsible” for the failures of children’s safety, extracting targets and using his questions “provides an instructional opportunity”.