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Meta Platforms, Inc. faced criticism for failing to promptly remove ads containing AI-generated child sexual abuse material from its platforms. An investigation by the Tech Transparency Project revealed that 332 such ads were not detected, many promoting AI apps that alter images of children, potentially violating federal laws.
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Meta Platforms, Inc. faced criticism for failing to promptly remove ads containing AI-generated child sexual abuse material from its platforms. An investigation by the Tech Transparency Project revealed that 332 such ads were not detected, many promoting AI apps that alter images of children, potentially violating federal laws.
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