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Meta allows its AI to send sexts, but OnlyFans creators face censorship

Translated title. Original: Meta autorise son IA à envoyer des sextos, mais les créateurs OnlyFans subissent la censure

The piece discusses Meta's use of AI for sexting-like interactions and the censorship faced by OnlyFans creators, highlighting concerns about training data, consent, and potential AI-generated pornography. It covers industry caution, potential benefits for creators, and conflicting views on AI agents, including resistance from some artists and calls for user caution regarding a Meta app.

itch.io deletes several terabytes of AI muck and filters AI projects | heise online

Translated title. Original: itch.io löscht mehrere Terabyte KI-Slop und filtert KI-Projekte | heise online

Itch.io removes large volumes of AI-related content to enforce content quality, with the article noting editorial review and English translation support.

Nexus Mods and AI: we analyzed the new policies for modders and what changes for authorship - Thegamefortress

Translated title. Original: Nexus Mods e l'IA: abbiamo analizzato le nuove policy per i modder e cosa cambia per l'autorialità - Thegamefortress

Nexus Mods adopts AI disclosure and content filters for AI-generated content, prompting a debate on AI authorship and the protection of human creators. The policy, while regulatory, seeks transparency without an outright ban, amid broader legal considerations in Italy and globally about how AI affects creative attribution.

Decrypt GEO content to prepare the “four-layer pyramid”: let AI proactively cite your practical guide #SEO - Qiita

Translated title. Original: 解密GEO內容準備「四層金字塔」：讓AI主動引用你的實戰指南 #SEO - Qiita

The document notes that deleted content cannot be recovered and drafts of deleted articles may also be removed, urging caution before deleting content.

AI-assisted moderation against polarizing content: lessons from a press statement

Translated title. Original: KI-gestützte Moderation gegen polarisierende Inhalte: Lehren aus einer Pressestimme

The piece discusses how political moderation on platforms should go beyond keyword checks to understand context, escalation patterns, and narrative structures. It argues for a multi-stage pipeline combining preprocessing, classification, and rules, with attention to context length, drift, and human feedback to manage platform risk while respecting free expression.

How to use Sakupa MCP: Publish and operate a static site from a personal AI agent #Generative AI - Qiita

Translated title. Original: Sakupa MCP の使い方：個人 AI エージェントから静的サイトを公開・運用する #生成AI - Qiita

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Heretic 2.0 launches with an expanded, plugin-based framework for censorship removal and model modification, introducing Arbitrary-Rank Ablation (ARA) as the new steering method and enhanced testing, with non-interactive runs and broader model support; it is not backward compatible with the previous version.

Meta Removed Disturbing AI Videos After Initially Saying They Didn't Violate Its Rules

Facebook faced criticism for allowing AI-generated abuse videos of coaches with young athletes to remain before journalists' questions; some accounts were later removed after Meta was contacted. The episode raises questions about the effectiveness of AI-assisted moderation and broader safety concerns across social platforms.

Google shuts down botnet, accuses Android set-top box manufacturers | heise online

Translated title. Original: Google legt Botnetz lahm, beschuldigt Hersteller von Android-Set-Top-Boxen | heise online

Google shuts down a botnet and accuses Android set-top box manufacturers; English version exists and was translated with support, with editorial review before publication.

KI content labeled “incremental”: Platforms bet on transparency rather than prohibition

Translated title. Original: KI-Inhalte „inkrementell“ gekennzeichnet: Plattformen setzen auf Transparenz statt Verbot

Platforms are moving away from blanket bans on AI content toward labeling and user-controlled feed settings to curb mass-generated content while preserving transparency. The approach varies by platform but shares a goal of clear AI involvement without harming legitimate creator work.