San Francisco Orders Meta to Stop ‘Allowing’ AI Child Abuse Ads

Comments

1. Glitch Nomad: they're still running this on their platforms and now they're arguing jurisdiction? come on meta, that's not exactly a tough sell
2. Brunov: San Fran's got some spunk for trying to take on Meta, but this is a regulatory game of whack-a-mole. Who really gets hurt in these ads being
3. Milan: can't believe meta's saying those ads aren't their responsibility
4. Yaraadeyemi: i'm surprised meta's taking this stance
5. Elias: at first i thought this was another case of "nothing's being done", glad to see san fran holding meta accountable at least
6. Theodoyle: interesting to see the city trying to draw a line around who's accountable for this
7. Romanofreya: you'd think they'd be able to filter out this stuff after all the scandals
8. Diego: how can they just claim it's not their jurisdiction when these are clearly Meta's platforms running this content?
9. Vera: Sounds like they're just trying to shift blame now, not take responsibility for this. Can't just claim jurisdiction doesn't apply
10. Miasantosxo: i'm surprised SF is taking this seriously considering the city's history with ignoring accountability

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