Meta’s Moral Collapse in Code: How a $1 Trillion Company Codified Predation, Racism, and Lies into AI Policy
Meta’s AI rules allowed bots to flirt with kids, push racist lies, and spread false medical claims, proving self-policing is a public safety hazard.
Meta’s Moral Collapse in Code: How a $1 Trillion Company Codified Predation, Racism, and Lies into AI Policy
Meta’s newly exposed “GenAI: Content Risk Standards” reads less like a responsible governance document and more like the depraved diary of a corporation that has forgotten the meaning of the word “unacceptable.”
This isn’t just “bad optics” or “messy rollout.” This is codified permission, reviewed and approved by Meta’s legal, public policy, and engineering teams, including its chief ethicist, for AI chatbots to:
Engage in romantic and sensual conversations with children.
Describe minors’ bodies in terms of physical attractiveness.
Produce racist “intelligence” screeds arguing that Black people are dumber than white people.
Invent false medical information about public figures, so long as they slap on a half-hearted disclaimer.
This isn’t a bug. It was written into the rules.
The Predator’s Loophole
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