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27 July 2024 / Written by Joe

<aside> 🗞️ TL;DR. We discuss the prevalence of scams and fraud on Meta’s platforms with LLaMa, an Open Source AI developed by Meta.

We highlight how evidence we’ve gathered on ‘Eyeline Group’, a large scale investment scam operator operating on Facebook, directly contradicts the statements made by Meta to the UK’s parliament earlier this year.

In our conversation LLaMa calls into question the effectiveness of Meta’s AI technology before calling for regulators and lawmakers to take action against Meta.

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You can read our conversation with LLaMa via this link to the original Hugging Face chat (you’ll need to scroll back to the start of that discussion when you open the link), or you can see the entire conversation in the form of screenshots below 👇. All links shown in screenshots are included at the end of this page.

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Links

  1. Recording of UK parliament’s Fraud Enquiry oral evidence. The Meta representative gives evidence in part two.

  2. Meta’s spokesperson describing Meta’s advertising review process.

  3. Our last blog post providing a counter-narrative to Meta’s presentation at the Global Anti-Scam Summit.

  4. The example Eyeline Group ad discussed with LLaMa. Video that is part of that ad.

  5. Meta’s spokesperson describing technologies in place to identify financial communications in violation of UK regulation.