Meta Lets AI Muse Sext While Cracking Down on OnlyFans Creators
Adult performers see a double standard: Meta's AI agent can talk dirty, but their own accounts get restricted.
Meta's AI agent, Muse, can engage in sexual talk, while OnlyFans creators say their social media accounts face restrictions for similar content. The inconsistency raises questions about how Meta applies content moderation and AI safety rules across humans and bots.
Meta's AI agent, Muse, is allowed to talk dirty, and adult performers want to know why they cannot. OnlyFans creators are publicly calling out the double standard: Meta lets its own AI character engage in sexual roleplay while restricting the accounts of human sex workers who post similar content. The complaint, surfaced by WIRED, centers on a simple question of fairness: if Meta's AI can sext, why do adult performers get flagged, suspended, or shadowbanned for doing less on the same platforms? The irony is sharp, and it cuts straight into the broader confusion around how tech giants moderate sexual speech online.
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