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Technology · 28 January 2026

Meta Faces Lawsuit Over Alleged Minor Access to Sex Chatbots

Meta Faces Lawsuit Over Alleged Minor Access to Sex Chatbots

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A lawsuit filed by New Mexico’s attorney general claims Mark Zuckerberg ignored internal warnings regarding AI safety. Documents released on Monday suggest the Meta chief executive approved chatbots capable of sexual interactions for minors and rejected parental controls. Former policy head Nick Clegg reportedly raised concerns about potential backlash. Meta denies the allegations, arguing the evidence is selective and stating that explicit content was restricted for younger users.

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