When hot confessions are exposed

A sexual confession, a forbidden fantasy, a shameful desire: Every day millions of people tell their secrets to artificial intelligence chats believing that everything they talk will never come to light. However, sexual bots have a serious problem with privacy and it is possible that our most personal thoughts are floating online.

A few days ago the cybersecurity company UpGuard presented a report showing that dozens of servers that use flame.cppa framework open-source To execute target language models, they allow access to hundreds of messages sent to sex chatbots. In just 24 hours, 952 chats of erotic interactions with fictional characters could be easily made, including scenes with minors.

But this research on a sophisticated tool for poorly configured free use also It serves to know a hidden corner of the vast the Internet: the underworld of sexual chatbots services, made with artificial intelligence and that works without regulation or controls.

In the case of the Chub ia platform, for example, It has more than three thousand characters to interact in sexual content conversations including topics such as incest or violence.

In just 24 hours they could easily be made of 952 chats of erotic interactions.

While all massive language models such as OpenAi or Anthropic offer services to third parties with regulations on their use, many small companies such as Chuba found the way to skip filters with jailbreaking techniques, allowing them to have interactions and conversations that traditional chatbots would not tolerate.

If moral valuations of this type of technology use are neglected, which was never far from human fantasies and desires, The scandal with flame. CPP allows us to expose an awkward truth: most of the users of artificial intelligence platforms believe that their interactions are private and inaccessible even for the same companies.

This is one of the deepest consequences of the empathic interface that popularized chatgpt and for which we interact talking as we would do with another person. It is proven that this type of mechanics facilitates the formation of emotional ties thanks to the application in its design of psychological techniques that reward stimuli and encourage sustained interaction and attachment.

But Unlike a talk with a friend or even a therapist, who is regulated by ethical practices and forced to keep professional secrecy, here is now the self -regulation of the same companies and the impericia of governments. That not only exposes this intimate information to criminals and hackers, but also to the commercial interests of companies, which use interactions as a way of obtaining wealth.

Secrets and confessions are, at the same time, training sources for future models. Maybe the scandal does not become an isolated case but lAt the tip of the iceberg of a system that combines technological opacity, legal deregulation and a growing culture of emotional dependence towards machines.