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Meta liet advertenties met AI-kindermisbruik toe en incasseerde geld tot media-ingrijpen
Onderzoekers vonden ruim vijftig actieve advertenties voor 'nudify'-apps. Meta keurde de betaalde promoties zelf goed en greep pas in toen techsite WIRED om opheldering vroeg.
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Meta Ran Ads That Contained AI-Generated Child Sexual Abuse Imagery
More than 50 offending image and video ads were published across Facebook, Instagram, Mess...
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WIRED op Instagram : "Over the last nine months, Mark Zuckerberg’s Meta has run dozens of paid ads that include explicit, AI-generated child sexual abuse material (CSAM) and images of minors alongside sexually suggestive statements, according to details of the ads shared with WIRED. More than 50 image and video ads containing abusive content were recently discovered in Meta’s ad library by researchers at the Tech Transparency Project (TTP), with the listings showing that some ads linked out to so-called nudify or undressing apps. Meta’s ad library—a transparency tool that catalogues ads displayed on the company’s platforms—shows the ads running across Facebook, Instagram, Messenger, and/or Threads. The findings are the second time in recent weeks that paid ads linked to child sexual abuse material have been found on Meta’s platforms. Most of the ads were not actively being shown to users when researchers found them, but they continued to be available, apparently undetected, in Meta’s ad library for months. Although many of the ads, according to Meta’s data, only “reached” a handful of accounts, at least one reached 2,563 accounts in Europe—including in France, Germany, Ireland, Italy, the Netherlands, Spain, Sweden, and the United Kingdom. Meta’s ad library database does not include details about ad performance in the US or all countries, so the overall reach may be higher. After WIRED reached out to Meta, the company removed the ads from its advertising library. “Sexual exploitation is horrific, and we work aggressively to keep it off our platform,” a Meta spokesperson says. “The majority of these ads had minimal reach, and many were disabled before WIRED shared them. Many of these ads also predate new AI technology we launched recently to better detect and block violating ads at upload—and we’re constantly improving these systems. From removing over 36 million pieces of child sexual exploitation content last year to taking legal action against nudify app developers, we will continue to relentlessly fight this abuse.” Tap the 🔗 in bio to read the full story."
1,678 likes, 83 comments - wired op August 5, 2026: "Over the last nine months, Mark Zucke...