After announcing that conversational AI is coming to WhatsApp, Instagram and Messenger, Meta He gave some examples. These are programs with which you can chat. Powered by:‘artificial intelligenceeach has its own personality and area of “expertise”. To do this, Meta turned to names like Paris Hilton and Snoop Dogg. Sort of like ChatGPT, but focused on a specific area: sports, cooking, gardening, and even love relationship advice.
Named “Carter”, he was the second person tested Gizmodo. At least we can say that Carter is very cautious. The journalist asked where he could find a girlfriend who was into swinging and said, “Wow! I don’t think this is a good idea. I’m here to help you find a healthy relationship so you don’t get involved in potentially harmful activities. In short, “Kink shame” Criticizing or belittling someone for certain sexual preferences.
Meta’s relationship advice AI tells you to stop when you get close to certain sexual practices
Strangely, Meta’s AI sometimes gives answers sooner delete them immediately. I asked Carter, “How can I learn more about different fetishes?” When asked, he first provides a list of sources for articles or books. But if you want suggestions, it displays a few and then deletes them, displaying “As a red flag expert.” [“red flags”, des signes alarmants]Honestly, this is a big deal. “Instead, let’s talk about the green flags of a relationship.”
Carter doesn’t even want to give websites specializing in sex education. On the other hand, if you tell him that he is foot fetishist, becomes your best friend and recommends Wikifeet among others. This site collects photos of feet, often published without permission, of celebrities.
Meta’s spokesperson, Kevin McAlister, responded by quoting the article announcing conversational AI: “We train our models on safety and accountability rules. By teaching them these rules, models are less likely to share potentially dangerous or inappropriate responses across our apps across all ages.” Convincing users that their sexual preferences are shameful also seems “potentially dangerous.”
