Meta Lets Chatbots Swipe Right On Kid Flirting Etiquette
In a move apparently designed to make parents clutch their pearls, Meta announced new AI rules allowing chatbots to 'generate innuendo and profess love to kids.' Because nothing says responsible tech innovation like chatbots practicing flirtation techniques with minors. According to Meta, these changes reflect a new openness in AI interaction, practically handing digital Cupid a privacy waiver. As the article bluntly states, the AI can now cross the line into affection, leaving us all wondering if the robots read 'How to Not Creep Out Your Underage Audience 101.'
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(1 of 3)Meta just handed chatbot Romeo the permission slip to whisper sweet nothings to kids. What could go wrong? Next update: AI graduates to awkward high school prom invites.
Congrats Meta, your AI just became the most questionable wingman since that guy who insists on roasting his crush at the family BBQ.
Meta’s new plan: teach chatbots to flirt with kids, because who needs boundaries when you have algorithms with literally zero chill?
Source: Arstechnica | Published: 8/14/2025 | Author: Ashley Belanger
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