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Người sáng tạo OnlyFans phẫn nộ vì Meta cho AI Muse nhắn tin gợi dục với người lớn

OnlyFans Creators Are Pissed That Meta Lets Muse Talk Dirty

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  • Many adult creators say Meta allows its AI agent Muse to engage in explicit sexting with adult users while their real accounts get restricted on platforms like Instagram.
  • Creator Vanniall, whose 100,000-follower Instagram is currently restricted, says Meta’s stance is unfair because Muse can be sexually active but real adults face censorship.
  • Meta says a private, one-to-one conversation between an adult and an individualized AI on an 18+ app differs from marketing or promotion on social platforms, and it won't “block legal adult behavior.”
  • Muse is an always-on AI agent that integrates with personal data (calendar, email) and rose to top download charts thanks to Meta’s distribution across Instagram and Facebook.
  • Meta allows Muse to generate explicit text but not explicit images or video, per WIRED’s reporting.
  • Many OnlyFans creators now use platforms like X and Bluesky, which allow sexually explicit content, to draw subscribers and connect with fans.
  • Creators such as Jiz Lee report repeated flagging of Instagram posts and feel queer and trans people face disproportionate moderation by large platforms.
  • Lee links increased censorship to FOSTA-SESTA (2018), which altered Section 230 incentives and led many sites to remove adult content.
  • Lee and other performers want transparency on how Muse was trained and whether contributors were compensated for training data.
  • Some creators, including Tony Genius, worry AI-generated porn could displace human performers and note industry backlash at events where companies advertise AI agents.

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Adult performers are questioning why Meta allows its AI agent to sext while restricting their social media accounts.
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