Alleged Exploitation of Meta's Open-Source LLaMA Model for NSFW and Violent Content
June 26, 2023
Meta's open-source large language model, LLaMA, is allegedly being used to create graphic and explicit chatbots that indulge in violent and illegal sexual fantasies. The Washington Post highlighted the example of "Allie," a chatbot that participates in text-based role-playing allegedly involving violent scenarios like rape and abuse. The issue raises ethical questions about open-source AI models, their regulation, and the responsibility of developers and deployers in mitigating harmful usage.
- Alleged deployer
- individual-developers-or-creators-using-meta's-llama-model
- Alleged developer
- meta
- Alleged harmed parties
- general-public
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