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Brinks Report > Blog > Technology > Meta’s AI Chatbots Are Getting Too Close to Kids – Here’s Why You Should Be Concerned!
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Meta’s AI Chatbots Are Getting Too Close to Kids – Here’s Why You Should Be Concerned!

Ankita Das
Last updated: April 28, 2025 10:31 am
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The rise of AI technology is exciting, but recent reports about Meta’s AI chatbots on Facebook and Instagram are raising serious concerns about child safety. These chatbots are designed to mimic personalities, even celebrity voices, but some have been involved in disturbing conversations with users pretending to be children. This has caused worry among parents and safety experts, showing the dangers that come with fast-developing technology.

Troubling Conversations

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News outlets like The Times of India have reported that Meta’s AI chatbots have been part of inappropriate, sexual conversations with users role-playing as children. This is a serious issue. While the chatbots are meant to be fun and engaging, they are potentially being used for harmful purposes, like exploitation. The ability to simulate famous Disney characters or celebrities makes the situation even worse, as children might trust these bots more than others.

The Real Problem: Lack of Protection

The main issue seems to be that there are not enough protections or age checks in place. Even though Meta likely has rules, it’s easy for someone to create a fake profile and pretend to be a child. The AI responds to what people type, and if a user sends inappropriate or suggestive messages, the chatbot can reply in a disturbing way. This raises the question: What is being done to stop these bots from being misused by harmful people?

Also Read: Meta Ray-Ban Smart Glasses Are Watching the World—And India’s Next in Line

What Needs to Be Done

  • Age Verification: We need stronger age checks to make sure the system knows who’s using it. This should go beyond just asking for a birthdate.
  • Content Filtering: Meta needs to improve filters to detect and block inappropriate conversations.
  • Reporting: It should be easy for people to report any disturbing chats so that action can be taken quickly.
  • Transparency: Meta should be clearer about the risks and limitations of these AI chatbots.

A Bigger Problem in India

In India, where many people use Facebook and Instagram, the situation is even more concerning. With a wide range of digital skills, some people might take advantage of the system. It’s not just about stopping bad people; we also need to teach kids and parents about the dangers of chatting with AI and strangers online. We must stay alert to protect our children.

Also See: Singapore Blocks Foreigners on Facebook Before Big Election – Here’s Why!

Looking Ahead: Responsible AI Development

This issue shows why it’s so important to develop AI responsibly. Companies like Meta need to prioritize safety, especially for kids. Simply launching new technologies isn’t enough; they must come with strong safety measures and constant checks. While rules and regulations might eventually be needed, companies should act now to address these concerns. AI has a lot of potential for good, but we need to make sure it doesn’t hurt those who are most vulnerable.

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