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Technology · 7 hours ago
A new report by US campaigners found Meta ran 332 paid ads with AI-generated child sexual abuse imagery over the past 10 months. Around a quarter of these advertisements, 84 in total, were displayed in India. Meta stated it doesn't tolerate child exploitation and is strengthening its detection and enforcement.
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