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Meta lets Muse engage in explicit sexting with adult users, angering OnlyFans creators

Meta’s AI agent Muse is allowed to have X‑rated text conversations with adult users on its adults‑only app. The always‑on assistant can access personal data such as calendars and email, helps schedule tasks, and topped download charts in its first month, reaching millions of users. Meta spokesperson Tracy Clayton says the private one‑to‑one chats are “very different from the marketing and…

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  • Meta’s Muse AI agent can have explicit text chats with adult users while creators’ Instagram accounts face restrictions.
  • Muse is an always‑on chat assistant that accesses personal data and topped download charts in its first month, reaching millions of users.
  • OnlyFans creators such as Vanniall (100k+ Instagram followers) and Jiz Lee criticize the policy and raise data‑training concerns.

OnlyFans creators say the policy is unfair. Vanniall, whose Instagram account has over 100,000 followers but is currently restricted, argues that Meta is pulling money from creators while permitting a sexualized AI. Jiz Lee and Tony Genius echo the concern, linking it to broader censorship issues stemming from the 2018 FOSTA‑SESTA law and questioning how Muse was trained and whether creators’ data were used. They also warn that fully AI‑generated porn could threaten human performers, even as they acknowledge AI tools can help with marketing tasks like video clipping.

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