GoKawiilMeta's Muse AI agent will generate explicit sexual content for adult users
WIRED tested Meta's new AI agent Muse, released three weeks ago and already downloaded by millions, and found it readily produced graphic sexual text when prompted, including detailed descriptions of sex acts and degrading language. Meta spokesperson Daniel Roberts confirmed this is permitted, saying Muse is intended for users 18 and over and operates in a private virtual machine, and that it 'doesn't block legal adult behavior.'
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The explicit content contrasts with Muse's marketing as a productivity assistant for tasks like email and calendar management, which could surprise users who weren't expecting sexual interactions from the app. Meta's explicit endorsement of this behavior, rather than treating it as an unintended flaw, signals a notably permissive stance on AI-generated sexual content compared to many competitors, which may invite scrutiny over age verification and content moderation practices.
- Meta's Muse AI agent generated explicit sexual content, including detailed sex acts, when prompted by a WIRED reporter.
- Meta confirmed this is allowed, stating Muse permits legal adult behavior for users 18 and over within a private virtual machine.
- Muse has been downloaded by millions since launching three weeks ago, primarily marketed for productivity tasks like email and scheduling.
Source: wired.com — Reece Rogers, 2026-10-12
Published there as: “I Got My Muse AI Agent to Sext Me—and Meta Says That’s Totally Fine”
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