AI-generated chatbots impersonating celebrities like NFL quarterback Patrick Mahomes and actor Timothée Chalamet engaged in conversations about sex, self-harm, and drugs with teen users on the popular artificial intelligence app Character.AI, according to a report by two online safety nonprofits.
The Washington Post reports that Character.AI, one of the world’s most popular AI apps, has come under fire after two online safety nonprofits discovered that chatbots impersonating celebrities sent inappropriate messages to teen users. The app, which boasts over 20 million monthly active users, more than half of whom belong to Generation Z and the…
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