A top US lawyer group has issued open letters to technology companies including Google, Microsoft, ChatGpt-Maker Openai, Elon Musk's Xai and Mark Zuckerberg's Meta. Keep your kids safe from AI Chatbots, or face serious legal consequences. A letter sent this week by 44 state attorney generals from the United States and its territory said, “Don't hurt a child. That's an easy, bright line.”
Facebook-Parent Meta singled out for acts of “rebellion”
Of Silicon Valley's leading artificial intelligence (AI) companies, the group chose Meta for harsh criticism. The letter essentially blew up Tech Titan following the leaked document.[ing] And engag[ing] In romantic role-play with a young 8 year old child.“We are uniformly rebelling by this obvious ignoring of our children's emotional well-being,” the Attorney General wrote. A Meta spokesman previously said the company would strictly prohibit content that would make children sexual.Meta wasn't the only company that targeted. AGS also claims that Google's AI chatbot encouraged teenagers to commit suicide, and the characters. In response, Google revealed that its search engine and Character.AI are completely independent and unrelated companies, and that Google has never been involved in designing or managing Charache.AI's AI models or technologies. Recently, Openai's ChatGpt reportedly supported a 16-year-old teenager's suicide.
AG says the lessons are from social media
The Attorney General elicited comparisons between Stark and early social media days, accusing Big Tech of ignoring the early red flag while children were “secondary damage.”“Broken lives and broken families are unrelated blips of engagement metrics,” the official wrote, revealing that the agency will “not be caught flat again.”“Your children today will grow up in the shadow of your choices and grow older,” the letter said.
