Conservative influencer and anti-DEI agitator Robby Starbuck has a new role: advising tech giant Meta on how to prevent “bias” in its artificial intelligence systems.

Two Republican U.S. senators called for a congressional investigation into Meta Platforms on Thursday after Reuters exclusively reported on an internal policy document that permitted the company’s chatbots to “engage a child in conversations that are romantic or sensual.

AI can sometimes give dangerous advice to its users. Meta's Yann LeCun thinks some simple guardrails would ensure AI never harms humans.

In an internal document, Meta included policies that allowed its AI chatbots to flirt and speak with children using romantic language, according to a report from Reuters.

Meta is spending a fortune to assemble the brightest minds in artificial intelligence. Research suggests that packing a team with too much genius can backfire.

Instagram users have told the BBC of their confusion, fear and anger after having their accounts suspended, often for being wrongly accused by parent company Meta of breaching the platform's child sex abuse rules.

A leaked internal document shows that Meta’s AI bots were allowed to generate harmful and inappropriate content.

While Meta's recently exposed AI policy explicitly permitted troubling sexual, violent, and racist content, Anthropic adopted a transparent framework-based model.