Ruby Starbook’s defamation lawsuit against Mita

Conservative activist Ruby Starbook puts his attention on Meta, claiming in a new lawsuit that social media blocs of artificial intelligence distort it.

Starbook claimed that the Meta Chatbot vehicle accused him of falsely being arrested on January 6 and was prosecuted on charges of defamation. The lawsuit filed in the Dilayer Supreme Court claims that Chatbot recommended that the right -wing influence the custody of his children lose his children, saying that it poses a threat to them.

“Mr. Starbook was astonished when he learned that Meta Ai has created these wrong and destructive accusations around him from the full fabric, and that he was confirming these allegations to Amnesty International users as a reality,” claiming the lawsuit on Tuesday.

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Crusader anti -baby First, he became aware Amnesty International Chatbot The alleged distortions of his record on August 5, 2024, when the X user published it in a screenshot. The case says that Chatbot claimed that Starbac, in addition to his presence in the riots on January 6, was linked to the Qanon plot and was hostile to the sacrifice.

Then Starbook sought to know what was going on for himself, and revealed more lies about his presentation as a fact, claiming the lawsuit, including once he faced a lawsuit for defamation itself.

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On the same day, Starbook has made a sign of many senior executives in Meta in a post on X and invited them to correct the situation, as well as issued an official letter to stop work.

“Mark Zuckerberg) Are you great with your platform that attacks people with completely fictional stories? … What will you do about your artificial intelligence? … There must be accountability,” as Starbook posted on X.

Three days later on August 8, 2024, Starbook’s lawyer received an email from Meta Michel Fisge’s lawyer who said that the company took the matter seriously and is investigating, according to the lawsuit. On August 23, Visser told Starbuck’s lawyer that the company had taken sufficient steps to prevent Chatbot from mentioning false claims about the influencer, and considered it closed. Starbook claims that Chatbot still resembles it to this day.

Joel Kaplan, the chief global affairs official in Mita, responded to a video posted by Starbook on Tuesday, describing the situation as “unacceptable.”

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“It is clear that this is not how our artificial intelligence should work. We regret the results that I have shared with you and that the reform that we put in its place did not address the basic problem,” as Kaplan was published on X.

“As part of our ongoing efforts to improve our models, we have already released updates and will continue to do so,” a Meta spokesman said in a statement.