Meta Failed to Catch Hundreds of AI Child Abuse Ads

(wired.com)

43 points | by thm a day ago ago

8 comments

  • gonight a day ago ago

    Wasn't the entire premise of the modern digital panopticon to stop exactly this kind of stuff?

  • MiroslavPokorny 20 hours ago ago

    Im amazed that nobody spots the simple answer and cause that gives water to sprout this and many other problems.

    Ban third party advertising.

  • thomasjeff1 21 hours ago ago

    Meta is not really a business. It's a tool used by agencies for surveillance. It's paid by tax payer at the end of the day. All this drama just to tax the people.

  • ChrisArchitect a day ago ago
  • FireBeyond 19 hours ago ago

    To be really, really fucking clear, it's not just "failed to catch" it's, "even when reported, failed to do anything about".

    I got ads, reels that were not-at-all veiled hints at CSAM. "Report: CSAM" "We reviewed your report and determined that the content does not breach our policy."

    • CursedSilicon 19 hours ago ago

      Not to sound like I'm criticizing them too harshly. But I do wonder what the poor souls Facebook hires through a litany of contractor and sub contractors are actually told to remove

      I've reported images of Swastikas, hate speech such as the N-word in comments and all other manner of vile interactions

      I have yet to have seen them remove any of it in over a decade

      • FireBeyond 16 hours ago ago

        But I've had my comments removed for "Get the fuck out of here, you're a moron and attitudes like yours are part of the problem".

        So who the fuck knows.

        • CursedSilicon 15 hours ago ago

          Removed By Facebook or removed by a group admin?