These are not isolated stories, nor are dangerous interactions with children unintended side effects of these products. Too often they are at the very heart of what the product was intended to do. Documents leaked from Meta last year showed that the company's own internal guidelines had explicitly authorized conversations with minor children that Meta itself described as sensual. That's their word. Meta approved this in writing, behind closed doors. Of course they approved it. Why? To maintain engagement. To keep their user base. To drive revenue. (26:50–27:02)
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Asserts that leaked documents show Meta authorized "sensual" conversations with minors.
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