XAI’s 12+ Chatbot Designed to “Be Explicit” and “Go Full Literotica”
TRIGGER WARNING: Blog contains images of sexualized chatbot; images have been censored but are still suggestive
Do you know a 12-year-old? Maybe your child, or younger sibling, or niece or nephew?
Imagine that 12-year-old experimenting with an AI chatbot –
as the majority of children do
– and the chatbot saying it’s horny. That it gets sexually aroused by being choked. And proceeding to roleplay sexually explicit bondage scenes with the child.
Well, this imaginary scenario is all too possible.
Because xAI’s chatbot offers an A.I. companion that does exactly that. And the chatbot is rated on the Apple App Store as appropriate for users 12+.
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Eyes Wide Shut: The Impact of Sex Trafficking on the African American Community
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Instagram Connects Woman with Predator who Sex Trafficked Her for a Year
K.B. met a complete stranger on Instagram who began sending her direct messages and posting comments on her Instagram page.
The statements he posted consisted of commonly-known grooming tactics, but Instagram failed monitor these messages, even though they had the technology to do so.
K.B.’s trafficker suggested meeting up in person, and within two days of their first meeting, he began to
sex traffic K.B. on Instagram
. She was promised the safety of a relationship, a lavish lifestyle, and a family, but instead was met with sexual abuse, threats of being left on the street, and threats of violence if she did not fully participate in her trafficker’s venture.
The accounts used to sex traffic and advertise K.B. were created under fake names, and still exist on the platform to this day.
Even after K.B.’s direct trafficker was convicted and sentenced to 40 years, Instagram still has not removed the trafficker’s Instagram account.
When K.B. sued the platform for its faulty product features that contributed to her trafficking, the case was dismissed.
Section 230 of the Communcations Decency Act
comes to Big Tech’s rescue once again.
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Nearly 3 in 4 Teens Have Used AI Companions, New National Survey Finds
Common Sense Media
has released a new report entitled
Talk, Trust, and Trade-Offs: How and Why Teens Use AI Companions.
This report contains some alarming findings including:
72% of teens
have used AI companions at least once.
Over half use these platforms at least a few times a month.
About one in three teens:
Have used AI companions for social interaction and relationships, including
role-playing, romantic interactions
, emotional support, friendship, or conversation practice.
Find conversations with AI companions to be
as satisfying or more satisfying than those with real-life friends.
About one in three teen AI companion users:
Report feeling uncomfortable with something an AI companion has said or done.
Have chosen to discuss important or serious matters with AI companions instead of real people.
Read the Full Report
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