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Meta Won't Say If It Violates Its Policies to Upload AI-Generated Videos of Sobbing Little Children Begging for Likes and Follows So They Don't Get Arrested by Police

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Meta platforms are reportedly hosting AI-generated videos of children in distress, creating fabricated scenarios of arrest and pleas for likes and follows. A Meta spokesperson acknowledged removing some videos but declined to state if this specific content violates company policies. The emotionally manipulative nature of these clips, designed to exploit user empathy for engagement, raises concerns about content moderation practices.

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