Meta has launched new artificial intelligence tools designed to identify advertisements on its platforms that appear legitimate but secretly direct users to child sexual abuse material hosted elsewhere online. The company developed these tools after discovering such deceptive ads were operating on its services.
Why it matters
The deployment of these detection tools addresses a critical gap in platform safety by targeting ads that exploit deceptive techniques to distribute child sexual abuse material.
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